July 9- Everyone who works at an oil and gas company is focused on collecting, storing, analyzing, interpreting, or consuming some form of data. But oftentimes people within the industry are not making decisions based on the best available information because departments and their associated systems and databases are siloed, resulting in multiple versions of the truth.
Making good decisions and extracting value from resources depends on having good business intelligence. If your current system for developing business intelligence takes multiple hours to produce, or consists of a report that is outdated by the time several days old by the time you see it, sign up for this peer to peer lunch and learn event today!
Date: July 9th
Time: 12:00 pm
Location: TBA
At the end of this event, you can expect to take home a better understanding of…
- the value of consolidating cross-department information in a single area
- how to build internal recognition of where employees are spending unnecessary time as an organization
- the importance of technology in aiding day-to-day decision making
Presenter: Brad Harris, Manager at Entrance, has over ten years of experience working and leading projects for the oil and gas industry as a consultant. He has a deep understanding of business intelligence that comes from working hands-on and helping clients surface their information assets. He is a Rice University alumni.
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