| Links and Resources |
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| IDS - www.idsdatanet.com |
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| IDS write the code for the Eikos System, provide 24/7 support hosting and maintenance. The company also provide IDS DataNet, a suite of web-delivered reporting services for the upstream oil industry. |
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| Click to view IDS/Eikos Datasheet - January 2008 |
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| Senergy Limited - www.senergyltd.com |
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| Senergy Limited have supported EPSL to bring Eikos from concept to reality. Eikos is now an integrated part of the Senergy project management service. Senergy offers an integrated resource for the oil and gas industry with the expertise and flexibility to meet every need from reservoir evaluation through to full field development and wells performance management. |
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| Clay & Hatch, "A New Well Design and Construction Process" |
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| SPE57561, SPE/IADC Middle East Drilling Technology Conference, 8-10 November 1999, Abu Dhabi |
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| The upstream oil and gas industry is being increasingly challenged by market price volatility, higher exploitation costs and growing environmental concerns. Working in the mature UK North Sea province, ARCO British Limited has recognised that it needed a better business process to deliver consistent, top-performing well execution in both exploration and development projects. A multidisciplinary process redesign team identified that approximately 70% of the deficiencies in the previous ABL process lay in lack of project definition and planning rather than in poor execution. |
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| Collison & Parcell (2001), "Learning to Fly" |
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| Capstone, Chichester, UK |
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| This book presents lessons learned at BP while implementing a rigorous business process and details the 5-Phase "Capital Value Process" |
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| Friedman, "The World is Flat" |
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| 2006, Penguin, London, UK |
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| A 3-times winner of the Pulitzer prize explains how the connection of knowledge and resources now possible with web-based applications can be a force for good in the business world. |
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| Sawaryn, Dressler, Been and Bailey,
"Deploying Common Process Across Global Wells Teams - Integrating an Online Management Application With Effective Behaviours To Enable High Performance" |
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| SPE 95442, SPE ATC Dallas 9-12 October 2005 |
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| This paper describes the positive effects of a web-based system for the global wells team. Benefits include quicker project start-up, improved planning and an overall improvement in performance. |
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| Sullivan, James (Vice Chairman), 1998,
"Capital Efficiency - Importance To A Major Petroleum Company" |
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| August 7, Minneapolis, Chevron Corporation |
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| A speech made by James Sullivan, Vice Chairman of Chevron describing the 5-step process called the Chevron Project Development and Execution Process. This is referred to internally "CPDEP" or "ChipDip". Quote from the speech "The process helped us reduce our project costs by 13 percent in the first instance …" |
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| Test System |
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| You can click on this link to see if you could use Eikos immediately, normally you should see the login screen. Sometimes your corporate firewall will prevent immediate access - if this happens ask your system administrator to designate the URL as a trusted site, then retry. We are happy to prove Eikos in a trial normally lasting 8-12 weeks. |
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| Contact us for more details. |
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| Business Process Management - Definition |
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| A process is a collection of related, structured activities that produce a service or product. These processes tend to get management's attention because they are performed daily and their costs are not insignificant. |
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| Software as a Service (SaaS) - Definition |
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| Software as a service (SaaS) is a software application delivery model where a software vendor develops a web-native software application and hosts and operates (either independently or through a third-party) the application for use by its customers over the Internet. Customers do not pay for owning the software itself but rather for using it. The term SaaS has become the industry preferred term, generally replacing the earlier terms Application Service Provider (ASP) and On-Demand. |
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