EPAM Systems and Baker Hughes have launched a strategic partnership aimed at accelerating digital transformation and AI adoption in the energy sector. EPAM will serve as Baker Hughes’ primary systems integration partner for digital and AI implementations, focusing on optimizing workflows, boosting efficiency, and developing innovative, sustainable energy solutions. This collaboration combines EPAM’s digital expertise with Baker Hughes’ deep industry knowledge. Key initiatives include integrating EPAM’s JenAii™ virtual assistant and developing the Leucipa™ automated field production solution. The partnership was announced at the Baker Hughes Annual Meeting (AM25).
This collaboration will help Baker Hughes modernize its operations through digital technologies and AI. EPAM’s role extends beyond technology provision to include consulting and a systems-thinking approach. The AI-powered JenAii™ virtual assistant will be integrated into Baker Hughes’ systems to drive automation. The Leucipa™ solution aims to improve efficiency and reduce errors in field production.
Sustainability is a core focus of the partnership, aligning with Baker Hughes’ commitment to growing its digital revenue and fostering sustainable energy development. The emphasis is on delivering solutions with significant environmental benefits.
The Baker Hughes Annual Meeting served as a key platform for showcasing this partnership. EPAM had a prominent presence at the event.
This collaboration is expected to expand EPAM’s reach within the energy sector. The focus on sustainable energy could generate new revenue streams in the growing clean energy market.
In short, the EPAM and Baker Hughes partnership is a significant step toward modernizing the energy industry. It leverages the combined strengths of both companies to create a more efficient and sustainable energy future.