Some Thoughts On the Information Technology Revolution in Standard Oil

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Some Thoughts On the Information Technology Revolution in Standard Oil
Robert B Horton
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But it most certainly is one. And if I may say so, we believe our Standard Oil system at Prudhoe Bay is ahead of those of our colleagues and competitors. And this has compelling possibilities and enormous implications.
For instance, an a periodic basis, the various partners in Prudhoe Bay meet to hammer out a redetermination of each partner's share of the unitized field's production. The stakes are incredibly high — hundreds of millions of dollars — and so the system that simulates the scenario
...s and produces the negotiating tactics is of the highest value. We believe our model is superior, but we would, wouldn't we?
It seems obvious to me that what this system does today means inevitably that we will make it do more, faster, tomorrow. And not the least of my reasons is the fact that the system itself is a significant part of the total cost of the Prudhoe Bay field. One of the iron laws of competition tells companies that anything which might be done may have to be done. You can't afford to let your competitors do things without you.


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