Harnessing the winds of change: How Shell is working on next-gen machine learning to meet future energy demand

John Leonard
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'If you can have machine learning operating in real-time and in stream you really can change the way the whole business operates,' says analytics head Dan Jeavons

Shell is an enormous, diverse organisation, one that is changing fast to keep ahead of an energy market that is moving in many new directions. By 2050 energy demand is predicted to double from its ...

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