cloud computing Tag
04 Feb Turning Tanker Rail Cars into Internet Enabled Things
With the Canadian pipeline industry struggling to gain speedy approval for new infrastructure, the oil industry is turning to rail transportation. Could digital innovation make a difference to rail’s performance?
07 Jan Disrupting the Alberta Business Model Through Digital
How susceptible is the Alberta business model to disruption from digital innovation? Pretty susceptible, it turns out.
22 Oct Digital Innovation on a Shoestring Budget
What can small and medium-sized upstream oil and gas companies do to take advantage of a more digital world, if anything?
13 Aug A Unifying Framework for Digital in Business
Is there a unifying model to help decision makers sift their way through the digital echo chamber? Here’s my version.
18 Jun Oil and Gas Trade Show Leaves Me Wanting
I went to the Global Petroleum Show with high digital hopes, and came away pretty disappointed. The vast majority of suppliers to the industry are just not in the game.
26 Feb Rethinking Oil and Gas Construction Using Digital
Digital innovation applied to construction could make the biggest impact on the economics of Canada's LNG industry. Here's how.12 Feb Print Your Next Pump Jack
Additive manufacturing, or 3D printing as it's commonly called, is showing up everywhere, including oil and gas, but is it all that it's hyped to be?
04 Dec Move Bits Not Molecules – Transforming Freight Using Digital
There must be an enormous amount of freight haulage to Ft McMurray for the oil and gas industry. Could the industry extract some costs and cut some carbon at the same time through digital?
23 Oct A Weather Forecast for Cloud Computing
Cloud computing is behaving a bit like Lord Ronald in Stephen Leacock’s 'Gertrude the Governess" – madly off in all directions. Here’s my weather forecast for cloud computing in oil and gas.
Much thanks to Dave Brassor, one of my business partners and friend. Dave is a guru in the world of cloud computing, and this post is based on his insights into the market. .- 1
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