As of the date of this announcement, representatives of the following organisations will participate in a sponsorship, speaker, or delegate capacity (in alphabetical order):
Advantech Satellite Networks ~ Apache Corporation ~ Arab Petroleum Pipelines ~ ArabSat ~ Badr Petroleum Company (BAPETCO) ~ British Petroleum ~ Centurion Petroleum Corporation ~ Cepsa ~ Dana Petroleum ~ Detecon Al Saudia ~ Dolphin Energy (UAE) ~ Dover ~ EgyptGas ~ Egyptian Chinese Drilling Company (ECDC) ~ EgyptSat ~ Egyptian Liquified Natural Gas (ELNG) ~ EMC (Vetco) ~ Enppi ~ Ganope Petroleum ~ GASCO ~ Gaz de France ~ Global Beam ~ GUPCO ~ GVF ~ Hellenic Petroleum ~ Hermes Datacomms ~ Hess ~ Hughes Network Systems (HNS) ~ Inmarsat ~ International Egyptian Oil Company (IEOC) ~ Khalda ~ MobiServe ~ ND Satcom ~ Newtec MENA ~ Parallel ~ Petrobel ~ Petrojet ~ Petro SA ~ Pyramid Drilling ~ Radyne ~ Saipem ~ SatCom Group/SDN Global ~ Saudi Aramco ~ Schlumberger ~ Scimitar ~ Sino Tharwa ~ SkyLogic ~ Suez RBO-EEAA ~ Transocean ~ UDcast ~ Union Fenosa (Segas) ~ Vizada.
O&GC3 will take place on 16th and 17th June 2008 at the Grand Hyatt Hotel, Corniche El-Nile, Garden City, Roda Island, Cairo, Egypt, and attendance will potentially equal that at the recent Oil & Gas Connectivity conference in Aberdeen, Scotland.
'The organisations supporting the Cairo conference will be taking a clear and key leadership role in an essential dialogue that will build upon many of the conclusions of the Aberdeen event,'
commented Martin Jarrold, GVF Chief of International Programme Development and Chairman of O&GC3. Mr. Jarrold added 'With the oil price trend in a generally upward direction, this conference comes at a critical time. Our Cairo programme will address many of the core issues surrounding the need of the oil & gas exploration and production (E&P) environment to focus on maximising its energy supply efficiencies - efficiencies which increasingly depend upon ever-more sophisticated data management applications and networked analytical tools, and, therefore, upon availability of the most effective and reliable communications services and technologies.'
The backbone of the conference is a two-day programme of interactive panel sessions and special feature presentations which will span a range of topics that will contribute to debate. The 12 themed sessions are as follows:
• Application & Technology Dynamics: From SCADA to Broadband Data Networking - An Overview
• Communications Infrastructures Alternatives in the US$120+ Barrel Environment: Investing in Future Mission Critical Delivery
• Enablers of the 21st Century 'Digital Oilfield'
• Regulation & Licensing: Open Forum on the Oil & Gas Wireless World
• Local & Global Connectivity Links: Fibre & Wireless Factors for Oil & Gas Business
• Integrated Solutions from the First to the Last Mile
• New Training Dynamics for Oil & Gas Communications
• Platform-Technology Neutrality in E&P Applications Development
• Real-Time Remote Collaboration & Operations Support Centre Networking
• Communications Terminals: Installation, Maintenance & Performance Metrics Case Studies
• Disaster Recovery, Business Continuity & Environmental Impact in North African & Middle Eastern Oil & Gas
• The Energy Industries & GVF Market Sector Initiatives
In addition, the organisers are very pleased to be able to feature a special presentation from Saudi Aramco. A representative of the world's largest oil producer will provide an extended and detailed focus on Broadband VSAT Services - New Perspectives for Oil and Gas Applications.
'The objective of the O&GC3 programme' - noted Paul Stahl, managing Partner of UK-EMP, the organiser of the conference - 'is to explore exactly how and why it is more essential than ever that companies with mission critical roles in the E&P environment work more-and-more closely with the vendors of applications and communication networking solutions in order to enable maximised use of innovative, state-of-the-art, exploration and production strategies.'
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