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Anderson, R. et al. LEAN ENERGY MANAGEMENT-1: Lean energy management required for economic ultradeepwater development. Oil and Gas Journal, 17th March 2003, 101(11) p.

Conversion to lean energy management will be required to insure economic development in ultradeepwater regions. Software-controlled lean systems integration will drive innovation toward breakthrough cost and cycle-time savings. This move will utilize commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) software widely used in the communications, chemical processing, aerospace, automotive, and other high-tech manufacturing industries but not yet used for lean management in the upstream energy industry.

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Journal title: Oil and Gas Journal

Subjects: Information technology, Information systems, Aerospace engineering, Energy engineering, Energy efficiency, Lighting, Management and commerce, Research and development, Energy consumption, Chemical and petrochemical, Commercial, Oil and gas extraction, Oil and gas, Oil, Primary energy production, Oilfield development, Software