FutureOn Awarded Contract From Aker BP
FutureOn, the global software company specializing in the energy sector and creator of the award- winning SaaS field design applications, FieldAP, and its APIcentric collaboration platform, FieldTwin, has been awarded a contract from Aker BP.
The contract which is in place until April, will see Aker BP adopt FutureOn’s transformative digital twin software to digitize their workflows within Concept Development and Field Development Studies.
FutureOn’s unique field design applications, proven API-centric collaboration platforms and digital twin technology, will allow Aker BP to visualize subsea data, map the design of digital twin fields, and foster greater digital collaboration across engineering and project management disciplines during the subsea field development stage.
Paal Roppen, CEO of FutureOn, commented: “We are pleased to secure this significant contract with Aker BP, and that FutureOn is able
to support the operator’s continued drive for increased digitalization.
“The impact of our applications is transformational, and will provide a working blueprint for the field development where design changes are instantly reflected across the entire project workscope, updates are communicated across the globe in real-time to all involved parties, which will ultimately minimize mistakes and control risk.”
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Flare Solutions Delivers Digital Transformation Strategy for OGUK
Flare Solutions has delivered a new digital strategy to help OGUK drive forward its future digital and data capabilities.
As the leading representative body for the UK oil and gas industry, OGUK is a data-rich organisation. With a strong focus on managing the security of information provided by its members, OGUK sees digital transformation as a key part of delivering industry-leading products to its membership in the future.
Flare worked virtually with OGUK staff and management to define their future digital requirements, aspirations, and ability to deliver. The strategy takes into account current industry trends and will allow OGUK to gain maximum value from its data assets and deliver further insight, value and understanding to its membership.
Daniel Brown, OGUK’s Data and Digital Lead, said “This is an important piece of work that will help OGUK extract full value from its data assets, thereby supporting its broader objectives to represent and promote the interests of the oil and gas industry. The strategy will support OGUK in sharing information with its membership and the wider industry to better understand industry trends and analyses, particularly as the industry transitions to net-zero.”
MacArtney Strengthens Its Board of Directors With a New Profile From the Offshore Wind Industry
The MacArtney Group will be welcoming a new face to its board of
directors: Trine Borum
Bojsen, Chief Operating Officer, Copenhagen Offshore Partners.
Trine Borum Bojsen brings a wealth of global experience from the offshore wind industry. Trine Borum Bojsen has an
M.Sc in Engineering and more than 25 years of experience within marine infrastructure with special emphasis on offshore wind farms. Throughout her impressive career, she has built up strong management and strategic skills.
Trine looks forward to joining the board at MacArtney and says: “MacArtney has an impressive history and a clear ambition to stay relevant in the market. I look forward to contributing to the continued success of MacArtney.”
Prior to joining Copenhagen Offshore Partners, a position she has held since 2019, Trine Borum Bojsen held senior management posts at Ørsted and also served on a number of boards and key committees within the company, including its working environment committee and sustainability committee.
MacArtney’s board of directors is now composed of Niels Erik Hedeager (Chairman), Glenn MacArtney, Henrik Uhd Christensen, Marco MacArtney and Trine Borum Bojsen.
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