Getting Things Done - from Rig to Resource

Getting Things Done - From Rig to Resource We have automated the business rules of our data flows to create visibility and enable control .

What we will show you:
Intro - who are we
What was before
Why did we engage
What did we want and how did we go there
What was the result (LIVE DEMO BETA-VERSION)
What possibilities lies ahead
Questions

Who are we ? Technical Director at Kadme AS, an information management company based in Stavanger. Vasily has 15 years of information management experience within Oil and Gas, and participated in 17 corporate and national data repository projects around the world. Vasily has PhD in Geophysics from Moscow State Geological Prospecting Academy. Project Data Manager for the Grane and the four Oseberg fields in Statoil based in Bergen. Anders has worked with data management in various settings since 1996 (e.g. Copenhagen University, Mercuri Urval etc.) and in Statoil as PDM since 2007. Anders has MsD in Geography from Copenhagen University. Vasily Borisov Technical Director at Kadme Anders Bager Project Data Manager at Statoil

What was before? Classification: Internal Status: Draft Dataflow ONSHORE SERVERS NPD/Partners

What is now?

What was before?

Why did we engage? GeoTracker Seeking control Ensure deliveries to authorities within deadlines. Ensure overview on dataflow within Statoil. Ensure possibilities to pinpoint bottlenecks in the dataflow.

What did we want and how did we go there?
Easy to use follow-up system for over viewing dataflow on the way to authorities
As automated as possible with as few manual interventions as possible
Role out before 1. October 2011
Demo

Defined by business rules
Dataset definitions based on NPD bluebook requirements for Norway
Task and Role definitions based on Statoil workflows in Norway

What was the result?
A Workflow automation engine for well data
GeoTracker business engine + Reports in a package
Designed for: any data, any flow, multinational.
We get things done – followed from Rig to Resource.

What possibilities lies ahead?
Monitor and benchmark the process and measure and improve efficiency
Automate people assignments
Using the benchmarking to allocate resources
Other regions: BR, UK, US
Connect to more systems and data to other internal databases

Getting Things Done - From Rig to Resource Anders Bager and Vasily Borisov [email_address] / [email_address] www.statoil.com / www.kadme.com Thank you

Getting Things Done - from Rig to Resource

by KADME on Oct 14, 2011

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