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We are delighted to announce that Epsis have recently been awarded a multi-year Frame Agreement with Woodside to support them with their remote operations ambitions.
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At SPE Calgary Section, our Senior VP Bart Stafford and CTO Henrik Larsen will present our paper on Integrated Operations Centers (IOC). We address how to plan and deliver improved operational performance through IOC initiatives in oil and gas companies. Get in touch to meet Epsis at the conference. Hopefully, our experience from working within this exciting area for the last decade can get a fruitful discussion started.
Equinor has recently bought Epsis Software Product for their Geo Operation Center (GOC) in Bergen.
The center allows geoscience resources to be located as one integrated team in GOC in Bergen, where they will support drilling teams and coordinate with the 3rd party service providers.
Epsis has worked with Equinor’s GOC team to digitally orchestrate their new work processes and present the geoscience team with the information they need to support multiple wells, at multiple locations at the same time. The goal was to support the GOC team to easily focus on particular scenarios and wells without losing track of the bigger picture, whilst maintaining situational awareness.
For more information, also read this article in the Norwegian O&G-magazine Sysla, published Nov 26, 2018 (Norwegian only).
Of the major oil producers world wide, Petronas is renowned for being among the leaders within operational excellence. Now they are moving another step forward, and plan to further digitalize their Integrated Operations by utilizing Epsis Software tool.
Specifically, Epsis (now Enify) will orchestrate their many sources of applications, documents and systems, to make sure that the right information is shown to the right person or team at the right time. Petronas’ headline of the project is “Implementation Of Collaboration Interface Tool For Operational Excellence”, and Epsis (now Enify) will be the control system for collaboration. A system of accessing and using distributed information was exactly what they needed. The Epsis (now Enify) platform solution will provide Petronas with the digital framework for implementing repeatable processes and supporting decisions with the complete context of available operational information.
Epsis’ Malaysian partner Turcomp made significant contributions in working with Epsis and Petronas to achieve this contract award. Having a local presence in Malaysia is absolutely crucial, and Turcomp has proven to be the an excellent partner to represent Epsis in Malaysia.
The team of Turcomp and Epsis are committed to helping Petronas achieve their goal for this project.
“Petroliam Nasional Berhad (PETRONAS) established in 1974, is Malaysia’s fully integrated oil and gas multinational ranked among the largest corporations on FORTUNE Global 500®. As the custodian for Malaysia’s national oil and gas resources, we explore, produce and deliver energy to meet society’s growing needs.”
Statoil has awarded a framework agreement for business consulting services within Integrated Operations and digital transformation to a consortium consisting of StepChange, Epsis and IFE (Institute for Energy Technology) that are now joining forces to support Statoil’s digitalization journey.
Together StepChange, Epsis and IFE have assisted Statoil in more than 80 digitalization and improvement projects over the past 15 years – within drilling, operations and field development.
In addition, they have worked for more than 20 other major oil & gas companies globally.
Together, the partner companies form a pool of broad competence based on operational and research experience that Statoil can pull into their improvement initiatives to maximum business value from digitalization both for mature assets and new field development projects.
The services will focus on supporting the assets with practical implementation of new ways of working and operational models including remote operations, enabled by digital technology.
