Document Overview
Business Strategy: Security and Data Management High on the List for U.S. Oil and Gas CIOs
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| Authors: | Jill Feblowitz, David McNally |
| Document # | EI237961 |
| Published | November, 2012 |
| Document Type | Business Strategy |
| Number of Pages | 13 |
| Number of Figures | 3 |
Overview
This IDC Energy Insights report examines what CIOs are doing to prepare budgets and strategy for the coming year. The report is specifically geared toward the offices of chief information officer (CIO) in the oil and gas (O&G) businesses. Readers will be able to make comparisons with peers in the industry on metrics such as IT intensity and spending priorities. While the survey covers all lines of business — upstream, midstream, downstream, trading, and other — the emphasis for this report is upstream, midstream, and trading.
According to Jill Feblowitz, vice president, IDC Energy Insights, "Oil and gas business executives want to be able to monitor production and the business but also want employees and contractors in the field to have secure access to data and analytical tools for efficiency and safety. The challenge for CIOs is to put technology together quickly and cost effectively. The good news is that new technologies — big data and analytics, mobility, cloud, and social business — are available to make that happen."
Subscriptions Covered:
IDC Energy Insights: Worldwide Oil and Gas IT Strategies
Regions Covered:
Topics Covered:
Applications, Governance, risk and compliance infrastructure, Hardware, Mobility, Parallel and distributed file systems, Procurement, Software, Storage
Vertical Markets:
Energy, Oil and gas, Oil and gas extraction, Petroleum refining, Pipelines, Utilities
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