IPT Global Leads the Way

Originally Published: E&P Magazine January 2019 Author: Paul Sipps

In the oil and gas industry, the digital transformation is delivering new technologies to help improve the safety, productivity and sustainability of all operations. With the industry increasingly emphasizing risk mitigation and efficiency, it is more important than ever to ensure that critical well control equipment, such as BOPs, can be verified to contain pressure on demand. Continuous innovation and the extension of these technologies to all well barriers are providing a clearer picture of well integrity in real time.

Analog versus digital

Did you know nearly 50% of our Broussard Operations Team are Military Veterans?

At IPT Global, we believe in placing high-impact veterans in situations where they can use their leadership and technical skills to impact a job and bring value to a customer. We have found that drive, work ethic, and the ability to positively impact a culture and work environment is just as important as a candidate possessing a technical degree. Many of our modern-day veterans exemplify the qualities that IPT service companies are seeking in their next stellar employee. Our nation’s veterans are selfless and goal-oriented individuals who are focused on a higher purpose. Many veterans have leadership talents and possess the ability to influence and inspire others to accomplish difficult missions. When faced with obstacles, veterans tend to be resourceful and apply “outside the box” thinking.

The use of big data and technology in the Oil and Gas industry is here to stay. At IPT Global, we're leading the digital oilfield revolution by compiling, analyzing and implementing ways to effectively use data that produce dramatic cost savings. Here’s what data can do for your business.

Streamline Operations

Use the insight big data provides to streamline and improve your processes. With data, your business can quit guessing about the inefficiencies in your workflow. Simply turn to the data across the board to see where improvements can be made.