Insights on AI-powered planning, field operations, and compliance across the energy sector.
Yes, one system can handle both, and keeping digitization and field execution together fixes a problem that most sites live with today without always…
A good proof of concept tests the parts that are hardest to fix later, which are usually whether the tool handles your real documents and data, whether…
The structure of a digital procedure, with clear steps, warnings and critical points, is a good base for training content, and turning it into a SCORM…
In most industrial companies it makes more sense for a new AI tool to start as a layer on top, since systems like the CMMS, ERP and document control…
A spreadsheet that size usually started as a simple tracker and grew into the place where inspection scope, schedules, results and follow ups all live…
The review itself is rarely the slow part, since most of the time goes into waiting, whether that is waiting for the vendor to send documents, chasing…
Yes, and for most operational uses it is the more practical route, since laser scans and full engineering models are expensive, slow to produce and…
In a lot of procedures the fatal risk warnings are grouped in a section at the front, which means the operator reads them once at the start and is…
A digital permit usually ends up slower when the paper permit was copied field for field into a digital form without rethinking the process, so every…
Most experienced operators have run the same jobs hundreds of times, and when the procedure is a long PDF that takes longer to find than the job takes…
Most sites have hundreds of procedures sitting as PDFs or Word files, and many of them were written years apart by different authors using different…
Thomas Lee Young doesn't sound like your typical Silicon Valley founder. The 24-year old CEO of Interface, a San Francisco startup using AI to prevent industrial accidents, is a white guy with a Caribbean accent and a Chinese last name.