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The document discusses plans to develop new business opportunities through technology solutions in response to the downturn in the oil and gas industry. It proposes the creation of an online platform called "The SWFT" that would provide real-time data, news, and analytics to energy sector professionals. The SWFT would be tailored for both upstream and downstream businesses and accessible via web and mobile apps. It also outlines milestones like establishing AI capabilities by 2017 and building cloud infrastructure by 2019 to realize this technology solution.
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- 1. So the O&G industry slumps, what is our respond to this situation? We revamp our business model by identifying new business opportunities through the creation of possible solutions for customers
- 2. KEY ACTIVITIES VALUE PROPOSITONS CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIPS CUSTOMER SEGMENTS KEY RESOURCES CHANNELS KEY PARTNERS COST STRUCTURE REVENUE STREAMS Tidewater Marine Fearnleys Lion Waterway Lunar Shipping Technics Energy Hemat Marine Petrocore Hind Offshore Newco Marine Vantage Marine Centus Marine GO Marine Ship Broking for OSV and construction vessel Market Intelligence Technology R&D The team Market information Vessels and assets Conventional business network Business-oriented social media network Informal communications O&G Companies Port Operators Terminal Operators Vessel Marine brokers Miner operators Safety Compliance Efficient Operations Outstanding Services Quality Conformance Manpower Chartering Charter hire fee Commissions Marine Nexus IHS Infield TenderInfo Bloomberg Thomson Reuters Intellectual Properties (IP) Data and information Dedicated customer Support services Free information Automation (where possible) Market Intelligence Technology R&D IT Infrastructure R&D Data subscriptions Advertisements Subscriptions Consulting IP Acquisitions High availability Open standard Townhalls Conference and events
- 4. Milestones in Our Technology Plan 2016 The SWFT 2017 AI technology established 2018 Data Collector drone created 2019 Cloud Infrastructure built
- 5. The SWFT Makes O&G business smarter
- 6. The SWFT So what is “The SWFT”? 1. An online platform tailored for business and technical professionals that offers access to various information. 2. Specifically designed for the energy sector in both upstream and downstream business. 3. A very powerful and flexible platform who needs real-time data, news and analytics to make smarter, faster, more informed business decisions. 4. Customers can access through the web and mobile apps.
- 7. The SWFT Subscriber Public user Developer The SWFT Application Programming Interface (API) Technical Information Business Information BusinessNewsandArticles Raw data Raw data Raw dataOutsourced Information Outsourced Information Raw data Raw data Raw data Outsourced Information Reengineering Subscription Free Subscription
- 8. The SWFT The SWFT Application Programming Interface (API) Technical Information Business Information BusinessNewsandArticlesSubscription Free Subscription Subscriber Public user Developer API Call Developer Open-Data platform
- 9. The SWFT
- 10. The SWFT
- 11. The SWFT
- 12. The SWFT
- 13. The SWFT
- 14. The SWFT
- 15. The SWFT
- 17. The SWFT Target market Energy, specifically in O&G businesses and professionals; business entities mainly from Middle East, America and Europe.
- 18. The SWFT Expected ROI 3rd year of operation.
- 19. The SWFT Targeted Revenue Minimum RM50,000,000.00 within the 4th year of operation with an estimated product valuation over RM100,000,000.00.