AMOCO

EVEN HIGHER ROI DELIVERED USING LOW CODE APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT

RPA SAVED 300 HOURS DAILY BY UNSTRUCTURED DATA INTEGRATION

Company Overview

Challenge:

Use of charts and computing techniques to calculate and convey information and to make sense of data is often common in business. Nevertheless, it comes with its own challenges and BP-AMOCO’s was struggling with one.

The strategic planning process at BP- Amoco involved an extensive process of data collection and integration. Across the strategic business units this process involves over 125 people directly involved in the process. As well as data extraction and collection process across a variety of applications and spreadsheets.

Apart from this, spreadsheets issues with lack of control, more susceptible to human error and log change are some other business obstacles faced by the client.

Their hour of need was to:

Automate the process of data aggregation as much as possible for efficiency and accuracy considerations
Build application for complex computing and charting requirements.
Eliminate reliance on spreadsheets that are difficult to maintain.

Solutions Approach

Visvero built applications in the areas of

business applications for planning management
Custom applications for matching historical data and pressure transient data analysis by using Object Oriented Analysis and Design techniques.
Also deployed client/server application in .Net technologies for process automation
Implemented Ultimus ( now SAP) for business process management (BPM) Windows platform form

Overall Performance

After implementing Visvero’s proposed solution, the client quickly overcame the hurdles that resulted in below outcomes:

During the planning process, the planning team was saved over 300 hours daily.
Robust application that could be used be petroleum engineers.
Standardized outputs.

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Amoco Corporation, originally (1889–1985) Standard Oil Company (Indiana), former American oil company, one of the largest producers and marketers of petroleum products in the United States, which was bought in 1998 by the giant British Petroleum (BP PLC).However, Amoco and BP merged in 1998, combining their worldwide operations into a single organization.

The 2017 reintroduction of Amoco as a retail brand alongside bp is taking place in US cities with potential additional growth opportunities.

Industry
Oil and Petroleum Industry

Technologies used