Oil, gas and energy companies are heading into a period of Energy Transition where hydrocarbon use is beginning to decline and electricity generated from renewable sources is dramatically increasing. This is a monumental change for the industry ...
There is still time to register and attend the #OGUKIndustryConf, which takes place 1-3 June 2021 as a series of free to attend webinars, run by OGUK. Bringing together some of the biggest names within the sector and beyond, including…
For over twenty years, Flare has been helping clients search for technical information, wherever it is stored. If you’re still struggling with this problem, then read on… What if you could have a search experience that is as simple as…
Farm-in opportunities and license rounds often result in large volumes of poorly organised information requiring analysis and interpretation within strictly limited timeframes. Without sufficient support, your subsurface team members may find themselves spending more time searching for information than interpreting it.
With Flare’s innovative suite of information management tools, we are on-hand to take the pressure off your support staff and geoscientists when in receipt of data room information. Our Graph-based technology and ML-driven document recognition systems allow us to process large volumes of data and information very quickly, delivering fully catalogued datasets and enriched, descriptive metadata, all accessible via a set of easy-to-use search tools.
If you would like to see a demo of our Sirus IM suite in action, feel free to give us a call.
Flare’s information management applications now have graph database technology as their engine.
Graph databases store information as nodes along with the relationships that connect them. Organisations have large volumes of technical information so the number of nodes can be enormous and the number of relationships can be orders of magnitude greater still.
But, once the graph is in place, the speed to return searches can be truly astonishing. And as the volume of information added to the graph increases, the speed remains the same.
Flare has helped many of its clients migrate millions of documents from on-premise electronic document management systems and file shares to SharePoint Online. Flare’s SharePoint adapter moves the content and adds the metadata you need without any impact on day-to-day operations. If you have a content migration challenge, get in touch to see if Flare can help.
Flare has extended its energy taxonomy to cover renewable energy sources like wind, solar and geothermal. This includes products and terms to support areas such as energy transition to net zero, CCUS, regulation and licencing, energy markets and economics, generation equipment, distributed generation and microgrids.
In common with the rest of the Flare taxonomy all terms have hierarchical and other inter-term relationships as well as rich synonyms and examples. This enables accurate and relevant searching across your own and external sources as well as supporting your information and data interpretation and analytics.
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In Flare's early days we were fortunate enough to land a software deal with a large energy company. The deal was to provide our IM solutions to the entire company under a global license deal. But would the same solution work for smaller companies?due to reduced global demand. The downturn in the industry has led to energy companies reacting by cutting costs, reducing staff, shelving projects, and delaying exploration and development decisions. Because data and information drives everything we do in the industry, including business decisions at all levels, it is important companies continue to invest and look after their data and information assets. Information and data content should be a clear competitive differentiator for energy companies.
No matter how well thought-out your information management processes might be, or how comprehensive the functionality of your DMS applications — if the supporting metadata is incomplete, or overly generic, or simply inaccurate, your document search and retrieval results will…
As every technical assistant knows, one of the first requests that an exploration manager will make when starting up a new project is to establish the digital interpretation environment. This inevitably means trawling the company’s operational and legacy repositories to find whatever structured or unstructured information the company may own over the proposed AOI.
Often, it is building the unstructured dataset that will produce the greatest challenge. In a bid to find all salient reports and archived projects, support staff typically find themselves tackling everything from snapshots of poorly managed legacy shared-drives to multi-format library indexes of decades-old hardcopy stores.
With Flare technology, this process can be dramatically streamlined.
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