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Systemic Ownership: The Race to Control the Drilling Decision Layer

As drilling operations become more complex, decision-making speed is critical to reducing value leakage and Non-Productive Time (NPT).

This webinar explores how AI, edge intelligence, and real-time sensing can help drilling OEMs move from equipment ownership to decision ownership.

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The Context

Why this conversation matters now

Drilling operations face increasing pressure to improve efficiency, reduce NPT, and optimize equipment performance. However, significant value leakage occurs at critical decision points, where fragmented data, delayed responses, and disconnected ownership prevent timely action.

As edge intelligence, AI, and real-time sensing advance, drilling OEMs have an opportunity to move beyond equipment ownership toward controlling the decision layer—from signal detection to operational action.

The strategic challenge is identifying where technology investments can create measurable value, unlock monetizable offerings, and establish long-term competitive differentiation.

What attendees will get

  • Where the major value leakage points occur across the drilling lifecycle.
  • How decision latency contributes to operational delays and NPT.
  • How drilling OEMs can transition from equipment ownership to decision ownership.
  • Which technologies and capabilities can strengthen competitive positioning.
  • Where OEMs should build, partner, or invest to capture future value.
The Agenda

Five themes, one decision window

  1. 1

    Understanding Value Leakage Across the Drilling Lifecycle

    Identifying critical decision breakpoints where fragmented ownership, limited data visibility, and delayed responses create operational and economic losses.

  2. 2

    The Cost of Decision Latency

    Exploring how delayed responses amplify drilling inefficiencies, with individual incidents potentially contributing to 4–12+ hours of cumulative delays.

  3. 3

    From Equipment Ownership to Decision Ownership

    Examining opportunities for drilling OEMs across four stages: Detection, Diagnosis, Decision, and Action, with a focus on reducing time between signals and operational responses.

  4. 4

    Technology Ownership and Investment Strategy

    Assessing emerging technologies, capability gaps, and competitive developments to identify where targeted investments can strengthen OEM positioning.

  5. 5

    Monetizable Offerings and the Future Roadmap

    Exploring potential service and business models, prioritizing high-impact opportunities, and identifying where OEMs should Build, Partner, or Avoid through a strategic investment framework.

Our People

Speaker

Deepak Kumar Jain

Business Leader – Technology, Media & Telecom, Industrial & Mobility

Deepak leads the Industrial Mobility & TMT practice, bringing expertise in technology trends, product innovation, business strategy, and competitive intelligence. His experience spans automotive electronics, EVs, HVAC, data centers, semiconductors, IoT, robotics, and advanced manufacturing, helping global organizations identify innovation opportunities and build competitive strategies.

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Host

Rana Pratap Singh

Manager – Industrial & Mobility

With a decade of consulting experience, he specializes in technology consulting, benchmarking, technology and startup scouting, market research, and IP intelligence. His expertise spans HVAC, automotive, power tools, consumer appliances, renewable energy, AI, robotics, and sustainability, supporting organizations across the innovation lifecycle from concept development to market launch.

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