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From the latest DEJ magazine
Helping drillers and geophysicists talk
The most common tool for sharing information between drilling and geophysics teams is still PowerPoint, says Jane Wheelwright of Dynamic Graphics Ltd.
Oracle - helping you answer critical business questions
Imagine having a software tool, running on your iPad, which can predict the impact of what a well intervention will have on the overall business, not just the feasibility of doing the work. This is what Oracle is trying to enable, says the company's oil and gas industry lead Hossam Farid
DOF: devil is in the details
The key to getting a digital oilfield project working is detailed planning, says Julian Pickering, director of Digital Oilfield Solutions Ltd
Using neural networks for seismic interpretation
Dr. Tom Smith, founder and former president of seismic interpretation software company Seismic Micro Technology (SMT) has launched Geophysical Insights to help oil and gas companies better understand seismic response data. The new company is currently researching and applying Unsupervised Neural Networks, which have shown strong promise in initial test cases.
ShipServ: finding the best suppliers
Maritime and offshore e-marketplace ShipServ has developed tools to help marine purchasers learn more about suppliers they are considering doing business with
Plans for Offshore Europe
Attendees to Aberdeen's Offshore Europe event in September 6-8 this year can expect discussions on North Sea taxation, reducing CO2 from oil and gas operations, new risk profiles and transparency of risk, says Samir Brikho, CEO of engineering giant AMEC and chairman of the conference
Shell - new technology for onshore seismic
Shell is developing two new technologies for onshore seismic - a new lightweight, low noise wireless sensor together with HP, and a fibre optic recording system, ideal for permanent monitoring, together with PGS
Drillers need better data - Kongsberg
Torbjørn Forthun, Managing Director of Kongsberg Drilling Management Solutions, believes that drilling contractors need access to better data- and then they need to use it.
Energistics - more information in public domain means better collaboration
Energistics' goal for 2011 is to expand collaboration opportunities for standards development , said COO Jerry Hubbard
Epsis: Effective collaborative work processes by sharing information, not by mov
You don't have to wait for comprehensive systems for sharing data to start effective collaboration; you may start with building effective collaborative work processes by combining and sharing information, suggests Jan-Erik Nordtvedt, CEO of Epsis of Norway
Microsoft - making computing environment simpler
Microsoft has a mission to help oil and gas companies make their computing architecture simpler, and put it together in a standard way
Data recorders on platforms
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