BAKU, Azerbaijan, June 1. One of the main
challenges for large companies is the proper management of data and
documents, their storage in a single system, and their efficient
use in business processes, General Director of AZEL Systems, Igor
Yakovenko, said at panel discussions within the framework of the
31st International Caspian Oil and Gas Exhibition in Baku today,
Trend reports.


According to him, for the successful introduction of artificial
intelligence (AI) and digital twin technologies, it is important to
build integrated and regulatory-compliant engineering document
management systems.


"Companies must properly structure their data and documents and
plan in advance how they will be used in the future through
artificial intelligence. This approach is the basis of digital
transformation," he said.


Yakovenko noted that the company has achieved successful results
within the framework of projects implemented in the SOCAR Carbamide
and SOCAR's downstream segment.


Furthermore, the official stressed that the success of digital
projects primarily depends on effective cooperation between the
client, technology partner, and local partner.


"For the successful implementation of the project, it's
important to form a unified team. The best results are achieved
when the client, technology partner, and local partner work
together. The main goal is to ensure a result-oriented approach,"
he emphasized.


The general director said that the digital transformation
projects implemented by SOCAR have also been highly appreciated
internationally.







"For the first time, SOCAR has been awarded for its digital
innovation projects on platforms with the participation of major
energy companies on a global scale - giants such as bp, Saudi
Aramco, and Shell. This is an indicator of international
recognition of Azerbaijan's successes in the field of digital
transformation," he noted.


Yakovenko added that in the next three years, the company will
focus on introducing digital solutions in the upstream segment of
the oil and gas industry.


"We are working on the development of AI-based document
management systems. Many companies still have a large amount of
archival documents stored on paper. AI technologies allow for the
digitization, analysis, and more efficient use of this
information," he said.


According to him, precisely such digital databases play a key
role in the creation of digital twin technologies in the
future.


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