Achieving First Mover Advantage in Upstream Operations
Provided by Metastorm
Category Business Process Management (BPM)
Type Webcast
Length 52 minutes
Publish Date July 29 2011
Date posted August 04 2011
Overview
In upstream operations, it is possible to achieve a first mover advantage. This on-demand webcast introduces a solution for doing so and explains the ways it can be used to help your organization. Watch now and learn how to improve your execution in areas like the top three margin impacting business processes in upstream exploration and production operations.
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