Aggregates data curve for compliances and safety
Let’s look at mobility solutions in the energy sector from the perspective of gas stations. Refueling at gas stations can now be done by eliminating the need for drivers to come to the gas station. Instead, with their mobile apps, the employees are able to book the services, and the tanker comes to them at the pre-appointed hour. This is the success of a startup story that built this marketing 3 years ago. They clearly realized the need for app-based marketing and keeping the venture well-oiled. Now, if we return to the oil rigs the same scenario works like magic. All sustainable drilling efforts depend on mobile field data capture. It provides a wealth of update data with all compliances.
If this has piqued your interest, then hang on for more advantages related to the future of oil production and prosperity related to data capture.
Mobility Connection To Drilling Cycles:
There is no substitute for hard work and drilling deep down in the high seas is fraught with various challenges. Earlier on the data was available in the crudest forms. But with remote sensors, GPS Network, and app-based devices there is a big ray of hope. Harnessing new trends is the key to prosperity in this unpredictable field. With mobility comes a method to the madness. Sustainable drilling efforts rely on:
1. Field data capture which is very focused activity. Data generated should have quality and not just quantity. With GPS enabled apps, it can be achieved easily and in the hands of a trained supervisor, the results can be established.
2. Nonproductive, time-consuming operations can also be recorded. With documentation, they can be eliminated to ensure that actual performance of the rig, equipment, and other resources are not affected.
3. Mobile field data capture bridges the gap between the estimated and actual costs. Operators have the clear vision to execute their efforts in the right direction.
4. Need to collaborate with technology vendors is important to drilling operations and a customized business model.
5. As better data management insights are revealed the best practices can be adopted in the supply chain after the crude oil reserves undergo further processes.
Each pump operator of different wells can evaluate their performance with the data derived from app-based devices.
When Less Data Is Useful:
As the French say, less is more, the same seems to be the curious case for oil companies and their production abilities. Often a lot of unstructured data is spewed out by SaaS and feedback mobile forms. Not all are useful and is a waste of time or is even duplicated. It is futile to process large amounts of information that consumes time, effort, money, and limited resources. With the help of technical vendors, it becomes necessary to process only that data which provides necessary insight from key performance indicators – better known as KPIs. In the case of oil rigs and other strategic locations connected to it, the KPIs need thorough checking.
1. Drilling jobs are completed in a few phases. If the phases of the activity are assigned designated codes, the FDC is more focused.
2. Jobs which do not produce scalable results should be reduced or eliminated. It is the responsibility of the pumpers to check for anomalies in geology sensitive basins.
3. There is a specific cost to the field data capture, and it should be monitored daily for a pattern to emerge. Added to it are the vendor’s supply and the actual job performance. Reports provide results which can be analyzed for future usage.
4. It is not important to get key figures on the computers but also in actual oil production belts. Reports offer qualitative results for sustainable projects.
Detect Cost Differences Early On:
Both profits and prosperity are defined by cost-cutting. The oil and natural gas sector are increasingly looking at renewable energy solutions. By switching to mobile solutions, at the beginning of every project, the team has the dashboard full of accurate data to delve upon. Managers can check estimated budgets and the real invoices and close the gaps. Errors can be minimized at the planning stage of the new production cycle of crude oil and also keep a check on NPT. There is no iota of doubt that smart device apps have a future in this market. Considering how startups are building a market where apps work with hyperlocal options and increase revenue for B2B in the North American energy sector, it is time to focus on the rigs where the action begins.