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Sean Spicer

Sr. Advisor, Technology & Innovation

ADNOC

Sean
Sean

Sean Spicer is the Senior Advisor for Technology & Innovation Executive Function for ADNOC Group. In his current role, he leads the Digital Projects and Innovation team within Group Technology as well as Panorama, ADNOC's Digital Command Center. Sean has over 20 years of experience in the Energy Industry and has held entrepreneurial leadership and executive roles at Magic Earth Landmark/Halliburton, BP, Sigma3, and Reveal Energy Services. Outside of Energy, he co-founded an advanced analytics company in FinTech in 2008 and has contributed extensively to Open Source Software Computer Graphics used in professional engineering software, game development and education, Sean holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Physics and Mechanical Engineering from Duke University, A Masters In Mechanical Engineering from Stanford University, and an MBA in Finance from Tulane University.

Session Overview
Wednesday, 4 November
17:00
AI, Digital & Technology Conference Room A 17:00 - 17:40
Building the data infrastructure for AI in energy

Without a strong data foundation, AI initiatives in energy quickly stall. Many organisations still struggle with fragmented datasets, legacy systems and unclear ownership, making it hard to build consistent, reliable models. Accenture found that only 32% of leaders report having achieved sustained, enterprise-wide AI impact. Leading organisations are modernising data architectures, including data lakes and real-time platforms, to create unified, interoperable environments while managing cloud, security and governance trade-offs. Some are treating data itself as a commercial asset, building models that generate new revenue streams or reduce costs across the value chain. The gap between current capability and that goal is primarily one of governance and organisational will, not technology. Organisations that resolve these challenges establish the foundation for scalable, high-value AI deployment.

Attendee Insights:
Learn how leading organisations are modernising data architectures to overcome legacy constraints, improve security and generate tangible business value from AI deployment.

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