Locus Technologies Case Studies Chevron centralizes data and streamlines data input and reporting with Locus’ EIM

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Chevron centralizes data and streamlines data input and reporting with Locus’ EIM

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Technology Category	Platform as a Service (PaaS) - Data Management Platforms
Applicable Industries	Oil & Gas
Services	Cloud Planning, Design & Implementation Services Data Science Services
Challenge	Chevron, a leading integrated energy company, had various remediation sites spread out across multiple suppliers throughout the United States. They had no way of determining where their environmental data was or what condition it was in. They did not truly own the data that they paid for during remediation projects. Charges were incurred each time sites were transferred between consultants, and the quality and consistency of the data was not being managed properly. They needed a single repository to manage their data, unify reporting and streamline the process of generating data tables. Read More
About Customer	Chevron is one of the world's leading integrated energy companies, with various remediation sites spread out across multiple suppliers throughout the United States. The company was facing challenges in managing their environmental data, which was scattered across different locations and suppliers. They were incurring charges each time sites were transferred between consultants, and the quality and consistency of the data was not being managed properly. Chevron needed a solution that would allow them to have a single repository for their data, streamline the process of generating data tables, and improve the quality and consistency of their data. Read More
Solution	Chevron evaluated many software applications to identify a solution that would increase the quality of data while consolidating it into one central repository. Locus’ EIM was chosen due to its robust capabilities for managing environmental data. Data were migrated to EIM starting in 2003, suppliers were trained, and labs were instructed to load all new data to EIM. The Chevron Governance Team also evaluated the formatted reporting options from EIM and identified any potential modifications to the existing functionality. Locus collected specifications and implemented updates to the formatted reporting tool, and then trained suppliers on how to use it. Chevron then made it a requirement that all data tables be generated from EIM and also set up tracking mechanisms to determine how often the Formatted Reports Module was being used and by who. Read More Log in to view content
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Technology Category

Platform as a Service (PaaS) - Data Management Platforms

Applicable Industries

Oil & Gas

Services

Cloud Planning, Design & Implementation Services

Data Science Services

Challenge

Chevron, a leading integrated energy company, had various remediation sites spread out across multiple suppliers throughout the United States. They had no way of determining where their environmental data was or what condition it was in. They did not truly own the data that they paid for during remediation projects. Charges were incurred each time sites were transferred between consultants, and the quality and consistency of the data was not being managed properly. They needed a single repository to manage their data, unify reporting and streamline the process of generating data tables.

About Customer

Chevron is one of the world's leading integrated energy companies, with various remediation sites spread out across multiple suppliers throughout the United States. The company was facing challenges in managing their environmental data, which was scattered across different locations and suppliers. They were incurring charges each time sites were transferred between consultants, and the quality and consistency of the data was not being managed properly. Chevron needed a solution that would allow them to have a single repository for their data, streamline the process of generating data tables, and improve the quality and consistency of their data.

Solution

Chevron evaluated many software applications to identify a solution that would increase the quality of data while consolidating it into one central repository. Locus’ EIM was chosen due to its robust capabilities for managing environmental data. Data were migrated to EIM starting in 2003, suppliers were trained, and labs were instructed to load all new data to EIM. The Chevron Governance Team also evaluated the formatted reporting options from EIM and identified any potential modifications to the existing functionality. Locus collected specifications and implemented updates to the formatted reporting tool, and then trained suppliers on how to use it. Chevron then made it a requirement that all data tables be generated from EIM and also set up tracking mechanisms to determine how often the Formatted Reports Module was being used and by who.

Impact #1	Chevron now has all data in a central data repository that is available on the web 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Impact #2	Data input and reporting is streamlined.
Impact #3	Data quality and consistency can be managed with ease.

Impact #1

Chevron now has all data in a central data repository that is available on the web 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Impact #2

Data input and reporting is streamlined.

Impact #3

Data quality and consistency can be managed with ease.

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Overview

Chevron centralizes data and streamlines data input and reporting with Locus’ EIM

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