OpenText has successfully enabled remote access to remote (on-shore, off-shore) upstream projects previously not possible, working with many leading upstream O&G companies to help them keep projects on time and on budget. ETX makes possible remote access of seismic data and collaboration to any geo-experts regardless of where the seismic data is located. ETX eliminates the need to travel to each location or transport the data for geo-experts to process/interpret and empower users in upstream segment to:
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When working on highly complex graphical seismic applications running on Linux or Windows such as Landmark from Halliburton and GeoFrame from Schlumberger – among others in the Oil & Gas industry, we repeatedly hear from users the constant challenge of inefficient remote access of 2D data and 3D seismic cubes. These challenges are impacted by the architectural choices data centralization, latency (distance) and bandwidth (WAN, VPN) available to remote users. In today’s Oil &Gas industry, initiatives such as Data Centralization help drive cost reduction but conversely impacts efficient remote access. By itself, efficient remote access is not enough, you also need a managed, intuitive collaborative environment that allow users to access the right data. This ensures a more simplified access to the seismic data without compromising security and ensuring IP protection. Leading industry solutions such as Exceed TurboX (ETX) provide secure remote access, optimized for low bandwidth / high latency networks and designed to accurately render highly graphical, complex 3D applications there by enabling end-users to efficiently visualize and work anywhere in the world regardless of where the seismic data may reside (i.e. Datacenter location). |
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