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Attacking the root problem of deepwater gas basins
Sometimes symptoms are confused with problems, thwarting any hope of establishing an effective solution. Lee Thomas discusses how Pseudo Dry Gas addresses the root problem of production and cost inefficiencies of deepwater gas basins.
Is it time to rethink procurement?
Inspired by online consumer platforms, Worley set out to make its procurement process more efficient by creating an online marketplace for the resources and energy industry.
Design for decommissioning
Alan Stokes explains how a consortium of engineers came together to establish a proactive vision wherein decommissioning is embedded in initial design, and collaborative best practices focus on long-term value and success.
How can asset managers improve the asset faster?
In the third and final part of this series, Stuart Elliot explores how to pace the improvement of the asset, making it easier to synchronize people and tasks.
Blast Analysis
Fighting the dark side of digital transformation
In a world where most people view cybersecurity as the two-step verification on Facebook, we find out how operators can protect their plants and discover why knowing there’s a hacker in your system is, in fact, not the worst-case scenario.
How can asset managers get more "bang for the buck"?
Stuart Elliot reframes brownfield project and portfolio management, with the goal of guiding us through the process of achieving more asset improvement sooner, for less.
Speak English, not engineer
As engineers we have our own language, terminology and special buzzwords, yet we are often unsuccessful at communicating the most important points of our work to others. We do many great things to solve problems and manage hazards, yet our final message is often lost in translation of engineering jargon into plain English.