Interica and ETL Solutions partner for E&P data movement
A new partnership has been formed, as Interica and ETL Solutions have announced they are collaborating to combine and enhance the benefits of Interica’s PARS® E&P application aware project archiving and retrieval solution with ETL Solutions’ Transformation Manager. The relationship further expands the scope of both companies to better serve the challenging data management, archiving, and storage requirements of the oil and gas industry.
Managing exploration and production data
Interica will provide enhanced support for project aware archiving and backups of exploration and production data. This will enable companies to map and move data from historic versions of E&P applications, stored in Interica’s PARS software solution, to current versions in a seamless transformation using ETL Solutions’ Transformation Manager software.
Interica’s and ETL Solutions’ partnership will extend their capabilities to provide end to end data migration services. Interica’s advanced PARS archiving solution allows a company to manage complex digital content for long-term knowledge retention, compliance and storage management. Detailed project metadata is stored within the archive to enable the rapid location and restoration of projects. By integrating ETL Solutions’ software to form a centralised network called DataHub, Interica can migrate many generations of projects to current versions.
In addition, the combination of DataHub and Interica’s Data Repository Solution iAsset™ allows customers to seamlessly gather real time data. Data is migrated through DataHub to Interica’s data repository solution iAsset™.
Adapted from press release by Cecilia Rehn
Read the article online at: https://www.oilfieldtechnology.com/digital-oilfield/24112014/interica-and-etl-solutions-partner-for-ep-data-movement/
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