Exploration, production software adds improvements
Newly released DataVera Version 8 includes improvements to existing DataVera functionality and introduces a module for exploration and production master data management (MDM).
The suite of tools leverages a repeatable and scalable E&P specific rules engine to solve complex data issues. It contains five modules to quickly complete data profiling and assessment, large scale data cleansing and consolidation, and continuing data quality monitoring.
DataVera MasterSet is the latest addition to the family and can achieve enterprise-wide MDM. In collaboration with clients who have used DataVera to implement MDM, the new module combines features that existed in the other DataVera modules into a single module with improved functionality.
MasterSet has advanced MDM rules to help users consolidate individual DataVera HealthCheck quality metrics across multiple data stores, and it includes more matching algorithms and E&P specific rules.
More than 400 new E&P specific data quality rules have been added to the DataVera repository of 10,000+ rules as part of Version 8. This empowers E&P companies with an enhanced solution and the high quality data. In addition, a new "rules builder" wizard has been added so that users can quickly and effectively create complex rules.
Google Earth has been integrated into the whole suite of modules. In addition, continuous work has also been completed around the integration with other applications, such as PetrisWINDS Enterprise and OpenWorks.
Source: Petris Technology Inc., 1900 St. James Pl., Suite 700, Houston, TX 77056.
Safety apparel for oil and gas industry
The expansion of this firm's existing line of work wear garments includes a complete offering of personal protective equipment for the oil and gas industry.
New oil and gas-specific garments include work wear, insulated work wear, inner layers, and accessories. Many of these new garments offer flame retardant and antistatic protection along with thermal comfort and high visibility options.
The firm provides a one-source solution for protective boots and PPE apparel for the industry. Three global operations centers are located in North America, Europe, and the Middle East.
Work wear is offered in four categories for 1) warm and temperate climates, 2) insulated workwear for cold and severe arctic conditions, 3) inner layers such as socks, thermal underwear, and hard hat liners, and 4) accessories such as gloves and safety glasses.
Options include coveralls, shirts, trousers, bib 'n' brace, jackets, rainwear, insulated coveralls, and parkas.
Source: Red Wing Shoe Co., 314 Main St., Red Wing, MN 55066.
