UK-based analytics, software services and consulting company Tessella has launched a new partnership model for oil and gas companies.
With the new Tessella Analytics Partnership (TAP), organisations can obtain specialist analytics consulting through a flexible service model.
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With the newly designed partnership model the company will be able to work with organisations that are conducting challenging research projects, or need to provide new insight, in order to support a constant stream of key decisions.
Even though each sub-project is relatively short, some require a variety of skills in order to meet the needs that emerge at short notice, according to the company.
Tessella energy sector director Mark Claxton said that operators look at competitive new ways to make best use of their data assets from the raw seismic data through to the derived output from reservoir simulations as sensor deployments proliferate.
"From our direct experience of delivering advanced analytics initiatives and projects in this space, we understand the benefits that a partnership model brings to engineering and science based analytics," Claxton said.
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By GlobalDataThe new partnership model is a combination of traditional out-sourcing benefits of access to a specialised skill base and agility in responding to demands, with the additional benefit of keeping knowledge within the organisation.
Tessella analytics head Nick Clarke said that TAP has been designed to bring together the right people with the right skills, to deliver quick solutions.
"The right mix usually involves both Tessella and client expertise, but changes in nature for each quick win. When we talk of partnership, we mean Tessella and the client planning together to build the teams to meet the next challenges on the horizon," Clarke said.
