March 6, 2025
2:00 PM ET / 1:00 PM CT / 11:00 AM PT / 7:00 PM GMT
Duration: 1 hour
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Summary
Unlocking the value of operations technology (OT) data is a critical challenge for industrial companies navigating the digital transformation. Discover how Devon Energy used Leafcutter™ to stream real-time data from on-premises systems to cloud platforms to process more than 70 million data points daily with sub-two-second latency. This breakthrough enabled the company to deliver the data needed for advanced analytics, AI and machine learning to produce unprecedented efficiencies and enhanced asset performance, giving the company a critical competitive advantage.
Join us to explore their journey and learn how real-time data streaming can redefine your operational capabilities.
Speakers
Stephen Janes, Digital Product Manager, Radix
Stephen Janes is the Digital Product Manager at Radix, specializing in leveraging engineering and operational data to drive efficiency and innovation. With over a decade of experience in engineering and technology, he has led key projects across oil & gas, pulp & paper, and manufacturing, delivering solutions that enhance business insights and performance. A certified Product Manager (Pragmatic Institute), PMP (PMI), and licensed Professional Engineer in Texas, Stephen holds a mechanical engineering degree from Texas A&M University. Passionate about strategy and problem-solving, he focuses on developing data-driven solutions that drive operational success.
Justin V. Conroy, Vice President Digital Product, Radix
Justin V. Conroy is Vice President of Digital Product Portfolio at Radix where he spearheads the company’s diverse, digital product offerings. His mission is simple - to ensure Radix’s customers thrive amid the rapid transformations of the digital landscape by leveraging the experience and solutions Radix uniquely offers in this new era of product development.
Don Morrison, Real-Time Systems Architect, Devon Energy
Don Morrison is a real-time systems architect at Devon Energy in Oklahoma City, OK. In his role, Don and his teammates integrate data from field operations into numerous business systems that enable operational intelligence across five operating areas. Don came to Devon Energy in 2014 and has 23 years of experience in engineering, software architecture, and automation system design.
Don holds a Master of Science in Systems Engineering from the University of Southern California and a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from Oklahoma State University.
Moderator
David Greenfield, Editor in Chief, Automation World
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