oil Tag
07 Jun Oil and Gas Runs on Data and Now We Need Data People
The oil and gas industry runs on data. Today, our industry is in desperate need of smart people who understand data and how to put data to work.
17 May We Need Energy Assets To Be Built Better
The world is at the start of a golden age of energy infrastructure development. It is time bring all aspects of the energy asset build life cycle into the digital era by adopting the digital tools that have transformed so many other sectors.
15 Mar In Conversation with Kenton Gray CTO Datagration
How can upstream oil and gas overcome its siloed processes and unconnected data to free up time for engineers, accelerate decision making, and improve decision quality, but without replacing everything? Through a platform approach to knowledge automation.
14 Sep In Conversation with Brendan Boyle, CEO of Vintri
Recently I interviewed Brendan Boyle, the CEO of Vintri Technologies, on the importance of data quality and data integrity in this digital era, a future where data helps with social license and saves money.
04 Nov China Still Leads World in Drive to Green Transportation
Has China co-opted Elon Musk’s vision for an emissions-free transportation future? It certainly looks like it. And there are big implications for the global oil industry.
18 Mar 8 Killer Ways to Apply Analytics in Oil and Gas
Many industries today benefit from applying analytics to their more vexing problems. Oil and gas will follow suit. This post was first published on October 22, 2016. Curious if I was right.
03 Dec Bits, Bytes, and Barrels—The Digital Transformation of Oil and Gas
The oil and gas industry has moved decisively beyond peak oil, resource scarcity and rising prices, to a new era of abundance and price pressure. With my co-author, Rachael Goydan, I have written a new book,“Bits, Bytes, and Barrels”, about leveraging digital innovation to cope with these fundamental shifts in business models.
29 Oct Digital Oil and Gas Still in Early Innings
The oil and gas industry is clearly into digital innovation, but if this was like a baseball game, what inning are we in?