As Data Gumbo is growing its employee base to meet demand and amplify our customer service, we’re beginning a new monthly blog series called “Talent Spotlight.” Our first spotlight is new team member, Henry Le who joined Data Gumbo as an Associate Solutions Consultant in late September of this year. Previously, Le was a Senior Project Engineer at ExxonMobil, where he was responsible for leading engineering support for international projects and multifunctional teams that included the management of full cycle land and offshore projects for oil & gas well constructions.
Motivated to improve execution plans and provide innovative, data-supported solutions, Le left ExxonMobil after five years to study Data Analytics and Visualization at Rice University, including application development with Python, JavaScript, Machine Learning, Artificial Neural Network and Big Data.
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Oil and gas companies are looking to implement technology to shore up core business processes and accommodate a multitude of consequences currently facing that the industry.
Data Gumbo recently hosted a webinar illuminating real-time lease operating expenses (LOE) for oil & gas operators. Participants Alan Carnrite, CEO of The Carnrite Group, and Andrew Bruce, Data Gumbo’s own CEO and Founder, explored real-time LOE as a way to empower operators with access to accurate, real-time information and financial visibility.
In the first six months of 2020, 3,500 companies filed for bankruptcy. Experts expect insolvency numbers to surpass $100 million, rivaling the results of the 2008 economic crisis. There’s nothing to doubt: COVID-19 is deeply impacting companies. In fact, 58% of business leaders say that recent circumstances have completely changed their organization’s strategic priorities.
If this year has taught us anything, it’s be prepared for the worst case scenario — perhaps the bumper sticker of 2020. Business as usual was quickly usurped by the COVID pandemic and commodity prices touching down to a 30 year low. Coupled with a crippling lack of demand, oil & gas companies have been left with little choice: adapt to the low-priced oil environment and cut costs, or face dire consequences like layoffs, bankruptcies and other down-market results.
