Major oil and gas companies migrate to cloud-native ERP systems to modernize oilfield logistics and supply chain operations
· Source: energiesmedia.com
In short
Halliburton, TotalEnergies, Centrica and Siemens Energy are carrying out full commercial migrations from legacy on-premises ERP systems to cloud-native platforms built with SAP, IFS and AWS, aiming to unify inventory, procurement, asset tracking and financial data across remote oilfield operations. The shift replaces siloed legacy platforms that blocked real-time data sharing and AI/IoT integration, delivering GPS/RFID-based asset tracking, machine-learning-driven procurement savings and more resilient supply chains. Analysts expect most major oil and gas companies to run some form of AI-enabled ERP for procurement and logistics by 2025, with digital transformation projected to generate significant capital savings through 2030.
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Tags: supply chain, ERP, oil and gas, asset tracking, procurement, cloud