Oil Companies Should Think More Like Technology Companies

So do 37,305 others.

What Chevron Is Doing

Barney, a Chevron geophysicist, and Giuseppe, an engineering professor, agree on the importance of technology to the future of energy.

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John W. McDonald

John W. McDonald

Vice President and Chief Technology Officer

Chevron

We agree. In fact, Chevron is a technology company. We start with ingenuity as a core value, turn questions into answers, ideas into energy.

Our technologies come from proprietary research, university partnerships, promising startups and off-the-shelf solutions—combined in ways that are uniquely Chevron's.

But technologies work only if they're deployed. That's why our scientists and engineers—experts in their fields—are so focused on bringing them to market. We're commercializing new and traditional energy forms, increasing energy efficiency, and unlocking some of the most technically challenging energy supplies on the planet.

Our record speaks for itself: in safety, reliability and efficiency; in expanding energy supplies; and in developing lower-carbon energy technologies to meet demand.

We think like a technology company because we are one.