We were able to sit down with Olivier Thierry, Chief Marketing Officer, Quorum Sofware, Dan Genovese, Director, Consulting Services, EnerCom and myself,Stu Turley, Director and Publisher 360. While the meeting was held following the social distancing guide
We are joined by Chris Atherton, Chief Executive Officer and President, of EnergyNet, LLC. Blanca Andrus, CFO, EnerCom, and I have the opportunity to cover a nice conversation with Chris covering the largest technology-enabled upstream oil and gas
Rare Petro is the "Enabler" for remote employee work, data and leveraging the modern business systems. Some parts of the oil field has not always accepted, or adapted, technology until now.
Anthony McDaniels, CEO, Rare Petro, started his company
The Port of Corpus Christi in the western Gulf of Mexico is one of key components in the life blood for imports and exports in the United States. They the 2nd in tonnage, and the largest port in revenue in
Enverus three main business units include data, business automation, and trading and risk. They have over 1,700 employees, 6,000 customers across 50 countries. They are the oil and gas industry's leading data, and insights company. They built their base on
The EnerCom team discussion about a very timely analysis of world events impacting the United States oil and gas market.
This event from Haynes and Boone was an excellent panel discussion on distressed oil and gas M&A. Panelists from Contango
Dan Genovese, Director Consulting Services, EnerCom, and myself, were able to sit down and talk about Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) and how it applies to the energy sector. Investors started looking at the ESG impact in the oil and
WEIGHING UNDER 500 POUNDS IT’S THE LIGHTEST, BRIGHTEST RIG MOUNTED SITE LIGHTING SYSTEM THAT EXISTS.
JCA Companies and it's subsidiary C-MOR Energy Services are experts in oil field safety, and how to prevent slips and trips in the
Lost in the hoopla over Berkshire Hathaway chairman and CEO Warren Buffett’s latest annual shareholder letter this past weekend was an implicit warning to the finance executives and managers who run corporate America: Now is the time to be …
