Schneider Electric & Worley partner to accelerate digital transformation in KSA

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Schneider Electric and Worley have agreed to collaborate on the development and deployment of digital solutions and innovative technologies for the Saudi energy market and smart city projects. They will work together to help energy companies and government agencies in the country realise their digital transformation goals.

Eissa Aqeeli, Senior Vice President, Saudi Arabia & Bahrain, Worley, said “By leveraging our strong respective track records and expertise, we expect to make a meaningful impact for our customers in the industries we serve. Bringing more efficient ways of working and enabling better, safer, and more sustainable outcomes through digital.”

“Partnerships are key to ensuring the success of any digital transformation project, and our technological know-how combined with Worley’s project experience and digital capability will mean our customers in the energy sector will have the best of both worlds,” said Mohamed Shaheen, Cluster President for Saudi Arabia, Schneider Electric.

He added,  “We’re also excited about the possibilities of working together in the smart city space, so we can develop more sustainable and livable conurbations for customers in Saudi Arabia.”

Worley’s digital experience gained from project work around the work, including data visualisation platforms to award-winning robotics, will be combined with Schneider Electric’s expertise in the digital domain and with operational technology to provide the Kingdom’s energy firms and government bodies with the support they need to succeed in their own digital transformations in areas such as Artificial Intelligence, the Internet of Things, and cybersecuity.

Worley is a global engineering firm that specialises in project delivery and consulting for the resources and energy sectors, as well as complex process industries. Worley manages the entire asset lifecycle, from creation to maintenance and disposal and enhancing operating assets, in the hydrocarbons, mineral, metals, chemicals and infrastructure sectors.


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