Blockchain for Oil and Gas Supply Chain
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This webinar explores how blockchain technology is transforming supply chain operations in the oil and gas industry. Participants will learn how distributed ledgers improve transparency, security, and efficiency across procurement, logistics, and asset management, enabling better collaboration and risk reduction.
Webinar Objectives
• Explain the fundamentals of blockchain and its relevance to supply chains.
• Highlight applications in procurement, logistics, and asset tracking.
• Assess how blockchain enhances transparency, reduces fraud, and streamlines transactions.
• Discuss implementation challenges, regulatory considerations, and integration with existing systems.
About the Presenter
The session is delivered by an experienced professional in digital transformation and emerging technologies in oil and gas. With strong industry knowledge, the presenter bridges technical concepts with practical supply chain applications, ensuring participants gain actionable insights.
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Time : 9 PM Indian Time | Duration : 90 Minutes
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