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Jennifer Bonine, VP, Global Delivery and Solutions, tap|QA LLC
Debates often arise when people start talking about where a particular IT function should be performed. It seems to be the IT equivalent of talking politics or religion.
Rob Wilson, CTO, NeoSystems Corp.
Many companies struggle with inconsistent cash flow, timely billing and prompt payments.
Jesus Jimenez, VP-Global Engineering, RigNet
Experts agree that advances in drilling technologies and completion techniques contributed to nearly a decade of growth in the energy industry.
Nuno Sebastiao, Co-founder & CEO, Feedzai
Starting a business can be both exhilarating and exhausting. It requires your utmost attention and demands your ability to adapt to any situation.
Ruslan Desyatnikov, Founder and CEO, QA Mentor
QA analysts are often part of the requirements gathering process, if not the ones actually writing the requirements.
Dr. Jose Reyes, CTO, NuScale Power
As NuScale Power moves forward, we typically find ourselves talking about the NuScale Power Module in terms of size, simplicity, reliability, cost and constructability.
Steven Clark, VP, Technology Solutions, Contract Land Staff
The "Information Age" began moving at the speed of light as global Internet connectivity became affordable and readily available to average businesses and households.
KavitaN. Priyadarshy, Founder & CEO, Sahas LLC, Halliburton
Dr. Satyam Priyadarshy,Technology Fellow and Chief Data Scientist, Halliburton
Many challenges and concepts inherent to the oil and gas (O&G) industry are equally represented in other areas of the energy sector.
James W. Vick, SVP Business Information Services, Southwestern Energy
New technologies being born out of necessity, futuristic thinking or simply intelligent innovation are a constant in any line of business.
Robert Skiebe, Project Director, Siemens
Dr. Alec Gruss, Head of Digital Solutions for the Dresser-Rand business, part of Siemens Power and Gas
The oil and gas industry has been collecting data and automating its systems for decades now; however, much of this data is gathered from different types of equipment on an “as-needed basis.”
