The digitization of the oilfield has resulted in huge volumes of data streaming in from the field daily. While there are many tools oil and gas companies can access to improve productivity and decrease the risk of failure and non-productive time, more companies are choosing E&P data management specialized software to collect, integrate, and analyze data to streamline operations and minimize risks. Let’s look at some of the key reasons why you should consider this software solution.
Higher Data Quality
Using E&P data management software delivers companies superior results, ensuring high-quality data collection standards. In addition to being able to customize the software to address your needs, the data can be used to effectively monitor your operations. You benefit from one continuous and trusted source of your borehole data and fast data transmission to keep track of productivity as well as potential problems.
Automatic Data Integration
Tracking oil and gas production requires collecting data from multiple sources. However, if you choose a solution that requires you to manually integrate data, you’re wasting valuable time. On the other hand, E&P data management software seamlessly integrates data from multiple channels and data types, transforms data into any version, and synchronizes between stores simultaneously so you can quickly analyze the results without the tedious and time-consuming effort involved in doing it manually.
Find What You Need, Faster
E&P data management software conveniently stores all data in one location, so it’s easy to search for what you need. You can find exactly what you need in seconds without having to search through multiple databases. You can spend your time on analysis rather than trying to find the right data.
Improved Data Visualization
Data visualization is a key enabler in unlocking the value of the data you acquire. Using E&P data management software improves data visualization. it contains tools you can use to create 3D images as well as other visuals to help you clearly see what’s happening below the surface, including automatic alerts to prevent undesired events.