From Weeks to Hours: What Big Pharma Figured Out That Oil and Gas Still Hasn’t
A pharmaceutical plant solved their validation problem in the nineties. We're still stacking paper on desks.
Edge to Enterprise: Why the Best Decisions Happen at the Wellhead, Not the Home Office
By the time the data gets to headquarters, the moment is already gone.
The Evolution of a Career: From the Hand to the Palm
The hardware changed completely. The thing that actually makes it work never did.
The Trust Factor in Technology: Why Nobody Writes You Into the Deal Until You’ve Earned the Desk
In the oilfield, the sale that matters most is the one that happens before you ever show a product.
The Lumpy Start: What a Kid Wiring Gas Turbines Can Teach You About Where Leaders Come From
The careers that look the most impressive at the end almost never look impressive at the beginning.
Beyond the Drawing: How One Decision on a Shop Floor Built a Global Career
The moment Eric Fidler stopped following instructions and started understanding what he was building
The Inquisitive Engineer: When Fixing One Well Breaks the One Next to It
The most expensive problems in the oilfield don't live inside the equipment. They live in the space between it.
The Data Trust Gap: Why Reams of Information Still Can’t Replace a Stack of Paper
The problem in oil and gas has never been the amount of data. It's whether anyone believes it.