Global energy technology company SLB has launched the SLB Digital Marketplace, a new digital platform designed to help energy companies quickly discover, deploy and integrate specialised AI-powered tools into their existing digital environments.
The marketplace expands SLB’s open-platform strategy for its
Tela agentic AI assistant, providing a centralised and governed channel where
SLB, partners, independent software vendors (ISVs), developers and customers
can offer industry-specific digital solutions.
All products listed on the platform are certified to meet
SLB standards for security, interoperability and compatibility.
The launch reflects the energy sector’s growing shift toward
agentic AI, which enables software to reason, act and automate complex
technical workflows.
As adoption increases, companies are expected to require a
wider ecosystem of interoperable digital tools spanning planning, operations,
data management and AI.
At launch, the marketplace features around 200 digital
products, including solutions from SLB and more than 30 partners.
Offerings include Delfi and Lumi SaaS applications, workflow
extensions, plug-ins, data connectors, and Tela AI skills, agents and
foundation models.
The platform aims to provide energy professionals with
streamlined access to trusted digital capabilities while giving developers and
partners a scalable route to publish and distribute solutions across the SLB
ecosystem.
“AI in energy is shifting from promise to performance,” said
Olivier Le Peuch, chief executive officer of SLB. “The SLB Digital Marketplace
is designed to accelerate that shift by creating an open ecosystem where
innovation can scale, solutions can interoperate and customers can move faster
from insight to action. This is how we translate AI into real performance
across the energy system.”
“No single company can build every agent, model or
application the energy industry will need,” said Rakesh Jaggi, president of
SLB’s digital business. “The SLB Digital Marketplace is the next expression of
our commitment to openness, giving energy professionals more choice while
maintaining the governance and quality standards required for enterprise
operations.” -OGN/TradeArabia News Service
