十多年前，Devon Energy 将增强其数字基础设施作为优先事项，这导致内部数据访问以及公司与第三方供应商安全合作的方式发生了巨大变化。
对于美国石油和天然气生产商的地下工程团队来说，轻松访问相关的、值得信赖的、增值的数据已成为常态，而不是例外。然而，其好处不仅仅是便利，而是直接转化为更快的决策，这是在非常规开发的动态环境中取得成功的关键之一。
当数据无缝连接以供日常使用时，工程师会定期使用它，将其集成到他们的日常工作流程中。此外，我们发现使用频率与可访问性直接相关。
对可访问性的重视反映了德文郡越来越多地将其数据视为宝贵资产的积极努力。通过数据和分析工具的民主化，整个组织的工程师和决策者可以更容易地获得影响业务的见解。
本案例研究概述了这种协作理念的最新、切实成果之一：自动计算井底压力 (BHP)。
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More than a decade ago, Devon Energy made it a priority to enhance its digital infrastructure, which has led to a step change in internal data access along with how the company securely works with its third-party vendors.
Easy access to relevant, trustworthy, and value-adding data has become the norm, not the exception, for the US oil and gas producer’s subsurface engineering teams. The upside extends beyond mere convenience, however, and translates directly into faster decision making which is one of the keys to success in the dynamic landscape of unconventional developments.
When data is seamlessly connected for daily consumption, engineers engage with it regularly, integrating it into their daily workflows. Additionally, we see that the frequency of use is directly correlated with accessibility.
The emphasis on accessibility reflects Devon’s proactive efforts to treat its data more and more as a valuable asset. By democratizing data and analysis tools, business-impacting insights are more readily available to engineers and decision-makers throughout the organization.
This case study outlines one of the most recent and tangible outcomes of this collaborative philosophy: automatic calculation of bottomhole pressure (BHP).
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