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E&P, technology; Solving the bigger problem. John Colpo. Petroleum Review September 2007, P. 42-44
Like all human endeavours, upstream E&P operators, generally turn to technology to solve new and chronic problems. However, are technology providers reaching the mark? Here, Honeywell's John Colpo, Strategy Leader for Oil and Gas Industry, argues that technology providers need to consolidate further and to streamline how technology is packaged and delivered in order to allow E&P operators to reach theoretical potential in productivity, growth and global citizenship.
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Journal title: Petroleum Review
Subjects: Management and commerce, Oil and gas extraction, Oil and gas, Oil, Primary energy production
