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Statoil contracts Landmark for global technology & services

(4/27/2004 - OGI: Houston) Halliburton's Landmark Graphics reported today that it has been awarded a multi-million dollar, five-year technology and services agreement by Statoil. The agreement provides solutions for prospect generation, field development planning, as well as drilling and completions, giving Statoil access to industry leading integrated technologies and E&P workflows across their company. This agreement represents an expansion of both technology and services over a prior five year agreement between these two companies.
"Statoil's aim with this award is to maximize operational effectiveness through improved integration of all available data and enable closer collaboration between all disciplines involved," said Sjur Talstad, senior vice president Exploration & Reservoir Technology. "Landmark products are at the cener of our integration strategy. The continuation of using the Landmark software and services stimulates the involvement of all parts of the interdisciplinary asset team, and will keep focus on complex decision support."
Statoil contracted Landmark's OpenWorks project database as the foundation of its integrated information management strategy five years ago. This latest agreement is expected to build upon that foundation with a broad range of Landmark's prospect generation and field development software to support the company's exploration and development activities. Landmark is also to provide service support to ensure that Statoil's E&P specialists are able to extract maximum value from this technology investment.
Murray Roth, Landmark's executive vice president, Marketing and Systems, said, "As a result of this agreement, Statoil will benefit from full integration of subsurface and drilling software technology for all of its domestic and international divisions, allowing cross-disciplinary access to shared data and applications, and enabling technical specialists to optimize their knowledge resources to assist with risk-based decision making."

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