Wednesday, 9 September 2020

Brisbane-based digital engineering SaaS provider RedEye has joined forces with the IBM and Shell-developed Oren Marketplace

 Oren - launched in June and developed by IBM and Shell - is claimed as the world's first B2B online platform to connect innovative companies offering more than 50 cutting-edge technology solutions to mining and industrial leaders.

Shell and IBM developed Oren in response to what they saw as a need in the mining industry for digital transformation.

“Oren is a real game changer for jobs with a computer science degree. Scaling globally and doing so efficiently and sustainably as a growth company based in Australia is a primary goal for us, but it's also a challenge,” said Michael McGee, Chief Commercial Officer for RedEye.

“The Oren Marketplace has already delivered benefits in the first few months of operation, particularly allowing us to connect with partners in new territories a lot quicker than might have otherwise been possible.”

Carol Chen, VP, Global Marketing Lubricants, Shell said: “Our vision is for Oren to serve as the ‘go-to’ innovation platform for mining companies that want to drive digital transformation at scale.”

“Shell and IBM developed Oren off the back of interviews with more than 350 mining customers from around the world to gain a deeper understanding of their pain points experienced and how they could benefit from digital innovations to help solve frictions encountered across their value chains. Oren helps identify a company’s underlying pain points and offer solutions to address this pain quickly. Oren lists innovative solutions like Redeye to address customer needs in operations, sustainability, safety, production, and beyond.”

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