From Wellhead to Refinery: Put Operation Data to Work – Connecting IT and OT with Edge Compute and Private 5G
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Your assets don’t wait for data to catch up. Neither should your operations.
From wellhead to refinery, delays between detecting a problem and responding can put production, equipment, and people at risk.
Join NTT DATA and Ericsson to explore how edge compute and private 5G help close that gap—connecting field assets and analyzing data closer to where work happens. Discover how IT and OT teams can enable earlier issue detection, more informed maintenance, and faster responses to keep operations moving.
Speakers
Ammar Sabbagh
Head of Business Development
Ericsson
Ammar Sabbagh is an expert in IoT, 4/5G with a focus on the Oil & Gas and Ports industries. Sabbagh loves to explore the possibilities of new technologies. Thus, he has spent most of his career advancing innovation within large corporations – Ericsson, Time Warner Telecom and Marconi, where he launched new products, solutions and secured revenue. He has wide experience in enterprise solutions for digitalization and automation for Oil & Gas and Ports.
Amit Prakash
Executive Director - Energy
NTT Data Europe & LATAM
Amit Prakash is a seasoned executive with over 25 years of experience at the intersection of energy, industrial infrastructure, and advanced technology. Currently a Managing Director at NTT Data, he leads the commercial strategy for the U.S. Energy & Chemicals practice, where he architects go-to-market initiatives for industrial AI portfolios and autonomous operational platforms.
Matt Addicks
Senior Product Marketing Manager
Ericsson
Currently leading product marketing and go-to-market strategy efforts for Private Networks at Ericsson, Matt and his team are responsible for development of use cases, positioning, and messaging, along with the evolution and execution Ericsson’s Enterprise Wireless Solutions go-to-market strategy for private networks.
Matt is focused on enabling partners and customers to capitalize on opportunities that private cellular brings to the enterprise such as automation, efficiency, and increased safety.
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