Webstep and Equinor have maintained a longstanding relationship, with the latest framework agreement serving as an extension of the one initially established in 2021.

"This framework agreement is a recognition of Webstep's strong expertise and our ability to deliver tailored system development teams. With our expertise, we will support Equinor in solving complex technological challenges and developing robust, innovative solutions that support their operational needs," says Kristine Lund, CEO of Webstep.

"Our engagement with Equinor has grown from 10 consultants to multiple development teams with around 80 consultants over the past four years, showcasing attractive competence across various projects. One important area of work is to improve decision support systems by retrieving, analyzing, and making data available to decision makers and field workers. Artificial intelligence is increasingly relevant for this," says Christer Hennø, enterprise sales director at Webstep.

At Equinor, Webstep also engages in coaching and change management services. 

"Many of our clients increasingly seek consultancy and advisory services at the intersection of business and technology. As the technological landscape becomes more complex, this expertise is highly valued," states Christer Hennø.