Energy Map Services from IHS Markit

One of the world's top independent energy companies implemented a new state-of-the-art geospatial mapping system that provides users with both internally-sourced spatial data and streamed industry data – saving time and providing a more complete picture of its worldwide areas of interest.

This regional energy exploration and production company reduced the time required to generate monthly reports from 1 day to 20 minutes and reduced the workload from 2 full-time positions to one. Experienced staff now spends time making decisions instead of making reports and pumpers' accuracy has improved, too.

One of the world’s largest oilfield services providers reduced uncertainty about parts obsolescence and replacement availability by providing its employees with real-time access to data for 25,000+ parts and eliminating delays to part change notices. The company also ensured compliance with latest REACH, RoHS and Export regulations.

As one of the top oil producers in Oklahoma, this company began using an electronic system to make information available to all of its employees. Production data is no longer entered manually so it is available for analysis the next morning and overall production increased because problems are resolved as much as a week sooner.

As India turns its focus to digitalization, this flagship Maharatna national oil and Global Fortune 500 company adopts cognitive search, artificial intelligence and natural language processing to advance its alternative fuel goals and meet Aatma Nirbhar Bharat mandates.

As a Delta Air Lines subsidiary, this oil refinery reduced the parent company’s jet fuel costs by $300 million per year and increased the efficiency/productivity of its own 40 engineers by up to 2 hours a day – saving about $600K per year. The refinery also strengthened corporate governance by ensuring compliance with safety/environmental standards.