Insight
Digital disruption: upstream supply chain threats and opportunities
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Report summary
Digitalisation is normally viewed through the lens of the operator and the operational benefits it delivers: principally, lower cost of barrels and improved safety. But for the upstream supply chain, many of the ideas and new operating models disrupt their current business. For a sector that is still experiencing the impact of the worst downturn in a generation, digitalisation represents both an opportunity and a threat.
Table of contents
- The era of digitalisation is upon us
- Winners and losers
- Digital disruption in the supply chain
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To the future
- Wood Mackenzie’s Upstream Supply Chain Consulting team draws on our extensive E&P sector experience, providing commercial advisory services to our clients. We work with operators, supply chain companies, and the investor community, bringing insight and analysis across a wide range of projects from market analysis to strategy development.
- Authors: Malcom Forbes-Cable, Vice President Upstream Consulting & Supply Chain Lead +44 131 243 4547 Malcolm.forbes-cable@woodmac.com
- Dr Wei Liu, Director Upstream Supply Chain Consulting +44 203 060 1013 wei.liu@woodmac.com
Tables and charts
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- Impact of digitalisation on categories of supply chain
- Examples of disruptor companies
- The disruption of the operator-supply chain model
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