This is a quick introduction to our most recent white paper, discussing Oil & Gas and the Digital Oilfield, and OspreyData’s Production Unified Monitoring Solutions. We’ll post more in the coming days, but if you’d like to jump ahead, visit the link at the bottom of this article to request

With some key objectives in mind, we have developed a set of building blocks. We believe an effective monitoring solution must have robust abilities that can do the following: Visualize, annotate and track complex time series sensors across devices and lift types Construct and configure meaningful, actionable dashboards and reports

We have created a tool that empowers both Engineers and Operators on the front lines. Operators are the “boots on the ground”, the front line, and empowering them is key to much of the success. The fewer programs that Operators have, the better things can be. Reducing the distance between

The building blocks of unified monitoring work together to create a unified model that benefits any team working with artificial lift in oil and gas. At OspreyData, we think that an effective monitoring solution must have robust abilities, such as the following: Visualize, annotate and track complex time series sensors

OspreyData is here to help you launch your digital oilfield today! We have built a SaaS (Software as a Service) model to empower the various needs of Production, Field Operations and Analytic Teams supporting Artificial Lift in Oil and Gas.  In addition to enabling operators to build a digital oilfield,

The benefits of Unified Monitoring start with centralized surveillance. The platform scales across wells, fields, and teams – allowing operators to share data across their entire enterprise. With a common view of information using a single tool, training is accelerated. In addition to it’s lift specific visualizations and analytic solutions,

What It Is Most producers today have a number of data silos. Each silo may be collecting different data based on lift type, like ESP versus Rod Pump, or device type, like oil tank versus test separator or flow meter. The dots between the data are never connected. This leaves

Moving to a digital oilfield is a critical enabler for producers in oil and gas. A critical focus is now on reducing operating costs, increasing employee productivity, and improving the ability to make informed and timely data-based decisions. For most oil and gas companies, the goal is clear, but the

At OspreyData, we have had a front row seat on how organizations are approaching and progressing in their digital transformation. This naturally means that we have seen some of the challenges in digital transformation that organizations may face! In this post, we discuss three of the challenges we commonly see