The KBR & AVEVA business relationship has successfully grown and evolved over the past 40 years, resulting in many successful collaborations. This presentation covers the recent implementations of AVEVA Engage and then AVEVA E3D on a global scale; what considerations needed to be taken, what benefits and challenges were experienced and what the KBR 3 stage plan will be moving forward. Presented by: Keith Tallent—KBR Discover how AVEVA can transform your business today www.aveva.com

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Moving To New AVEVA Technology
Implementing AVEVA Engage and AVEVA E3D

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Presentation Agenda
 About KBR
 What KBR do
 KBR and AVEVA collaborations
 Recent example – AVEVA ENGAGE
 Implementing AVEVA E3D at KBR
 Important considerations
 KBR Plan – Stages One, Two and Three
 Summary
 Questions

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About KBR
 KBR is a global provider of differentiated professional services and technologies across the asset and program life cycle
within the Hydrocarbons and Government Services Sectors. KBR employs over 31,000 people worldwide, with customers
in more than 80 countries, and operations in 40 countries, across three synergistic global businesses:
 Government Services, serving government customers globally, including capabilities that cover the full life-cycle of
defence, space, aviation and other government programs and missions from research and development, through systems
engineering, test and evaluation, program management, to operations, maintenance, and field logistics
 Technology & Consulting, including proprietary technology focused on the monetization of hydrocarbons (especially
natural gas and natural gas liquids) in ethylene and petrochemicals; ammonia, nitric acid and fertilizers; oil refining;
gasification; oil and gas consulting; integrity management; naval architecture and proprietary hulls; and downstream
consulting
 Engineering & Construction, including onshore oil and gas; LNG (liquefaction and regasification)/GTL; oil refining;
petrochemicals; chemicals; fertilizers; differentiated EPC; maintenance services (Brown & Root Industrial Services);
offshore oil and gas; fixed solutions (shallow-water, deep-water, subsea); floating solutions (FPU, FPSO, FLNG & FSRU); and
program management
 KBR is proud to work with its customers across the globe to provide technology, value-added services, integrated EPC
delivery and long term operations and maintenance services to ensure consistent delivery with predictable results.

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Offshore Oil and Gas – Fixed Solutions
Shallow Water, Deep Water and Subsea
Offshore Oil and Gas – Floating Solutions
FPU, FPSO, FLNG and FSRU
What KBR do

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Onshore - Oil and Gas, LNG/GTL, Oil Refining,
Petrochemicals, Chemicals, Fertilizers
What KBR do

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Onshore/Offshore Mega Projects
What KBR do

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KBR and AVEVA collaborations
 Users of PDMS for 40 years, recent average of 650 users globally (peaked at 1250 users)
 SPOOLING/SPOOLER – need arose from alliance type profit share projects
 GLOBAL– early recognition of multi location mega projects
 CLASH MANAGER (Model Management Suite) – inclusion of key KBR functionality and work flows
into AVEVA products
 Application Installs – creation of silent installs and standardisation across all application installs
 E3D SUPPORTS – following feedback from large work share project usage i.e. too many clicks,
reliance on ATTA placement in PIPE’s
 Other developments such as Data Access Control, Status Control, Distributed Attributes…
 Attendance of AVEVA ERG’s (External Reference Groups)

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 Request: a live current KBR project in AVEVA ENGAGE
 4 week window from request to required by date
 PDMS 12.1 project, not running E3D and not running AVEVA Net
 Involved the import of :
– 80,606 Engineering Tags (exported from Data Warehouse)
– 224,925 Document to Tag References (exported from Data Warehouse)
– 8,316 Isometrics (exported from Documentum)
– 2,539 Engineering Documents (exported from Documentum)
– 5,781 Supplier Documents (exported from Documentum)
– Plus the entire 3D topsides and jacket model (database size 6.56 GB)
 All achieved in 3 weeks which included the generation of a video
Recent example – AVEVA ENGAGE

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 KBR’s experience was almost “Plug and Play”
 Understand the hardware requirements
 Bring in the experts to expedite initial setup (AVEVA Net)
 A well defined information and data model greatly helps
 Easy to expand, start simple and add capability/value
 Visual Query – simple and easy to use value add tool
 Can be introduced at any stage of a project
 No user training required
AVEVA Engage key points summary

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Implementing E3D at KBR
 Use AVEVA for knowledge gathering workshops
 Prioritise requirements (identify quick or easy wins to help
justify business case)
 Define the scope (very important)
 Create a detailed plan (dates, resources, dependencies)
 Use AVEVA services if you need to accelerate schedule or require
particular new technology skills/expertise
 Make no assumptions, expect the unexpected
 Do not rush in unplanned, this is a major change

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Important considerations
 Hardware (Workstations - graphics cards, RAM, monitors, OS / Servers - disk space, RAM, OS /
New - touch and mobile devices )
 PDMS only, E3D only or mixed PDMS/E3D projects
 PDMS and E3D very different environments and have many inter-dependencies
– Environmental variable changes, new data and folder structures
– MDS (SECTIONS/MDS/MDU) vs SUPPORTS (GENSECS/ACP/APS)
– STEELWORK/STRUCTURES (Changes SECTIONS/GENSECS, new catalogues, new GUI’s)
– PDMSDFLTS/AVEVA_DESIGN_DFLTS, PDMSUI/PMLUI and PMLIB/E3DLIB
– Project changes MAS/ACP and SAM/APS
– DRAFT/DRAW library decisions
– Company specific catalogues and customised PML applications

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Important considerations (continued)
 E3D transition is not just about one application, it’s about many, but how many (defining the scope)?
– E3D (MODEL, DRAW, ISODRAFT, SPOOL)
– ADMINISTRATION (ADMIN, LEXICON replacing PDMS ADMIN and LEXICON)
– CATALOGUE (PARAGON, PROPCON replacing PDMS PARAGON and PROPCON)
– Cache Service
– Application Service
– E3D INSIGHT
– ENGAGE (and AVEVA Net?)
– GCD Creator
 Upgrade Training

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KBR Plan - Stage One (Complete)
 Mixed PDMS and E3D project environment
 Skip E3D 1.1 minimal benefit but E3D 2.1 adds immediate value
 Start with introduction of E3D 2.1 “out of the box”
– Create KBR silent installs and mixed heterogeneous environment
 Take advantage of new functionality:
– Improved working with laser data (BubbleView and HyperBubble)
– Make available the easier to use DRAW
– Use the database cache service to improve performance
 Provides quick and early access to E3D, INSIGHT and ENGAGE

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KBR Plan - Stage One (Complete)

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KBR Plan - Stage Two (In Progress)
 Use AVEVA services for preparing key dependencies:
– MDS support catalogue conversion (KBR support standards)
– Structural steelwork catalogue (KBR offshore joints and fittings standards)
– Structural fittings catalogue (KBR penetration standards)
 Use new functionality included in E3D to replace legacy KBR and AVEVA applications:
– Hole Management (replace KBR Penetrations)
– Status Control/Data Grid (replace VPE and Model Object Manager)
– Draw/Data Grid or Engineering (replace Deliverable Manager)
 Once stage two is completed:
– Enable new E3D SUPPORTS (replace KBR MDS) and E3D STRUCTURES to be used
– Replacement of the legacy Model Management Suite 
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KBR Plan - Stage Three (Future)
 Test, certify and release all remaining KBR value add
customisations and add-on applications written in PML for use
with E3D
 This statement doesn’t sound like much does it but…
 This process is expedited by having established test plans and
test reports for each of these minor applications
 Once stage three is completed, option to switch to using E3D
only
 Last but not least update KBR SRO Documentation

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KBR Plan - Stage Three (Future)
 This process is expedited by having
established test plans and test reports for
each of these minor applications
 Once stage three is completed, option to
switch to using E3D only
 Last but not least update KBR SRO
Documentation

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 Knowledge gather thoroughly first
 Define scope
 Make a detailed plan
 Consider bringing in the experts to expedite
 Allow for contingencies
 Use established test plans and reports for add-on apps
 Don’t forget about the training and documentation
AVEVA E3D key points summary

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