E&P Magazine - September 2007

The Wayback Machine

Talking technology is not like it used to be.

Come up with a plan, man

If nations can't come up with an energy strategy, a world strategy is impossible.

The persistence of memory

ARKeX announces the acquisition of ARK Geophysics

BP selects Wavefield Inseis for West Of Shetlands 4-D survey

Eastern Echo chooses ODIM for seismic fleet optimization

I/O changes name to ION

Rebranding Consistent with Ongoing Corporate Transformation

Maersk Oil Qatar and PGS complete industry's largest ever ultra-high resolution 3-D seismic survey

MicroSeismic extends competitive edge in passive seismic monitoring using Panasas activestor parallel storage

Panasas parallel storage improves I/O throughput by two times over traditional SAN products; enables MicroSeismic to deliver accurate seismic data faster to its customers.

Microsoft Office PerformancePoint Server 2007 Extends Microsoft's Business Intelligence Solution

Microsoft is poised to reach more decision-makers than ever before.

Paradigm selects SKUA as new name for powerful suite of applications

Roxar Launches Next Generation Structural Modeling Solution

New Structural Modeling Tools to Lead to Higher Quality and Faster Models, Better Decision-Making and Maximum Reservoir Performance

Scalable Graphics Utilizes NVIDIA GPUs, Allowing Customers to visualize bigger data sets at higher frame rates

SCAN awarded GEMS 2-D Survey offshore Sri Lanka

Schlumberger acquires InnerLogix

Acquisition expands information management technology and methodology

Schlumberger Announces Breakthrough Performance Center

Breakthrough Performance Center provides oil and gas industry's first Innovation Lab fueling industry transformation through open collaboration

Society of Exploration Geophysicists Foundation launches $15 million campaign

Leadership contributions of $9.7 million announced

TerraSpark and JOA Group Form Strategic Research and Development Relationship

A trip down Memory Interstate

A paean to public toilets? Read On.