AI is becoming an increasingly important force in the energy industry—enabling companies to achieve greater safety and efficiency, help secure their operations, and increase sustainability.
With Azure Data Manager for Agriculture, organizations can leverage high-quality datasets for digital agriculture solutions, allowing customers and partners to focus on product innovation rather than data management.
The Microsoft Energy and Resources team is excited to be participating in Enlit Europe 2023 alongside our customers and partners who are supporting the acceleration of the energy transition, grid modernization, and decarbonization while delivering the technology and platforms that enable digital transformation.
While global energy demand continues to rise, tackling the trilemma of energy security, equity, and the climate crisis remains one of our greatest challenges. The topic continues to be front and center for leaders, and the main theme at industry events.
Now with Azure Data Manager for Energy, energy-domain data resides in the same place as some of the most advanced AI technologies and cloud services. Energy companies can now have the improved productivity, security, and scale of a cloud platform, built with their needs in mind.
Microsoft partners with organizations across the energy and resources sector on solutions to drive workforce transformation, improve operational efficiencies, accelerate net-zero, and increase energy innovation and growth opportunities.
We’re pleased to announce general availability of Azure Data Manager for Energy. Designed to help energy companies accelerate digital innovation, Azure Data Manager for Energy is an open, fully-managed OSDU™ Data Platform service powered by the Microsoft Cloud.
From individual consumers to global corporations, we must all work together for solutions that advance us toward a cleaner, sustainable future. We’re excited to continue to co-innovate with our partners to meet the needs of the ever-evolving energy industry and the world we live in.
With this addition, Azure Data Manager for Energy is now available in two tiers: Standard and Developer. The new tier is designed for software vendors and end users looking for more flexibility and speed in building out new applications and testing more OSDU Data Platform backed solutions.
I’m looking forward to sharing how companies can enable AI in the digital sustainable mine of the future at the upcoming World Mining Congress 2023 in Brisbane, Australia. This workshop aims to broaden the discussion beyond technology infrastructure and AI-enabled solutions
Our Industry Cloud solutions are designed to enable customers and partners to adapt to the changing landscape across industries and geographies. Today, we share what we have recently delivered recently as well as a preview of what is coming in the months ahead.
As we head into summer, I’m excited to share highlights from this past spring including a large language models (LLM) use case at Ontario Power Generation, key takeaways from DISTRIBUTECH 2023, and how our partners are restoring power to communities impacted by extreme weather events. We also launched two new video series with recent expert speakers covering policy and partnerships—you won’t want to miss them.  Â
Microsoft Azure Data Manager for Energy is the first fully managed OSDU™ Data Platform built for the energy industry. This solution is the first step in unraveling the challenge of data—moving from disparate systems and disconnected applications to a holistic approach.
