Mr. Moore is a Sr. Technology Strategist with Chevron Emerging Technology Company with a degree from Texas A&M University in Electrical Engineering. He has over 25 years of experience in the energy industry in a variety of positions from field engineer for Schlumberger, successful startup founder, Director of Technology for AspenTech to his current role managing the IIoT R&D Technology Area for Chevron. With over two decades of solution and enterprise architecture experience across the energy industry as well as Chemical and Pharmaceuticals, he brings a breadth of experience to the quickly evolving Industrial Internet of Things space. His current focus is on how Augmented and Virtual Reality can provide the next computing platform that is more intuitive and safer that our current mobile solutions.
Industrial giants are pioneering the use of this technology to optimise maintenance, improve operations and generate cost savings.
Microsoft and Chevron are building on their partnership to accelerate the application of advanced technologies by deploying Microsoft Dynamics 365 Remote Assist and Microsoft HoloLens within Chevron’s global facilities including oil refineries, lubricants plants, and off-shore locations. The technology is revolutionizing the first line worker experience and generating a measurable impact on Chevron’s bottom line, improving performance and speed of global collaboration.
A design engineer at Chevron’s sprawling El Segundo refinery in California used to travel from her office to the plant as many as five times a day to assess operations. Each time, she would bike to where she was needed, suit up with safety gear, assess the problem and bike back to the office, spending considerable time and energy in the process.
