"Breaking Barriers:
Drilling Contractors Engage
on Interoperability"

The premise of interoperable rig-based systems appeals to many wellsite stakeholders for different reasons and value cases. However, the interoperable infrastructure must be in place before leveraging any technologies using it. Please join us as drilling contractors share some pain points for a D-WIS focused panel discussion and help us navigate our journey toward drilling and wells interoperable systems.

Comments and questions to the group can be submitted either in advance at this link, or during the meeting. The meeting is supported by the Drilling and Wells Interoperability Standards (D-WIS) Group.

For sponsorship opportunities, contact Bill Krull.

Speakers:

Todd Fox

Director – Product Management, H&P

Anil Godumagadda

Vice President, Digital Solutions, Patterson-UTI

Rafael Guedes

Product Director, Nabors

Trent Martin

Engineer, Transocean

Robert van Kuilenburg

Offshore Performance Improvement Manager, Noble

John Macpherson

Associate Fellow, Drilling Service, Baker Hughes (D-WIS technical SME)

Avinash Ramjit

Global Adoption & Excellence Advisor, ConocoPhillips (moderator)

Mark your calendar and join us for this free virtual panel discussion airing 13 February!

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