April 17, 2013


Description

A lot has happened in the industry over the last ten years especially in the focus are commonly known as the digital oil field.

Operators, both big and small, international and national, oil field service companies and IT vendors to the Upstream community have all grown in their appreciation and understanding of the opportunities and in their capabilities to offer products and services to the industry. Many case histories have been published documenting that the digital oil field has become a reality.

As I take my turn in the “Big Crew Change” procession, I wish to offer some personal observation and reflections about this journey, at least the part that I experienced. I will discuss five critical challenges that I believe are still to be overcome before the digital oil field can achieve its full potential. Those are in the areas of organizational capability, innovation, integration, data foundation and knowledge exchange.


Featured Speakers

Speaker Jim Crompton

Jim currently holds the position of Senior Advisor in the Global Upstream IT organization and works on a variety of strategy projects concerning the future of the IT function as it relates to the Digital Oil Field. Jim will be retiring from Chevron in May after 37 years with the …

Jim currently holds the position of Senior Advisor in the Global Upstream IT organization and works on a variety of strategy projects concerning the future of the IT function as it relates to the Digital Oil Field. Jim will be retiring from Chevron in May after 37 years with the company. He will relocate to Colorado Springs, Colorado to pursue new interests and opportunities.


 


Jim graduated from the Colorado School of Mines (BS in Geophysical Engineering 1974 and MS in Geophysics in 1976) before joining Chevron in Denver, Colorado.  He later earned an MBA degree (1996) from Our Lady of the Lake University (San Antonio, Texas).  Early job assignments included exploration projects in the Wyoming, Oklahoma, Colorado and Utah as well as technical positions in seismic processing, E&P data management and workstation interpretation support. 

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Organizer

Digital Energy Study Group


Date and Time

Wed, April 17, 2013

11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.
(GMT-0500) America/Chicago

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Location

The Courtyard on St. James Place

1885 Saint James Place
Houston, TX 77056



Group(s): Digital Energy