Month: December 2015

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Invest in the Future with EnergyPoint Research’s Market Data

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It is a hallmark of top-performing oilfield suppliers to invest in the people, technologies and processes that lead to better performance.  It’s also been shown that focusing on customer satisfaction is one of the most effective ways companies can take control of their futures.

EnergyPoint is the leading source for independent customer satisfaction intelligence in the oil and gas industry.  Moreover, the acceptance of our Detailed Reports and Online Portal only continues to grow.  In the process, our data and tools are changing the way industry suppliers are both measured and viewed by their customers, peers and investors. Continue reading “Invest in the Future with EnergyPoint Research’s Market Data”

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Laying the Groundwork for Better Times Ahead

Image of workers laying a cement foundation with a gold masthead and white text.

The tendency of many suppliers to the oil and gas industry is to live for the up cycle. When challenging times hit, enthusiasm inevitably wanes. Companies go through the motions, but their hearts aren’t in it.  Some even shut their doors until times improve.

But it does not have to be this way. Forward-looking suppliers always have the opportunity to the lay the groundwork for better times ahead. For some, this new foundation will be evolutionary.  For others, it can prove revolutionary.

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Oilfield Equipment: Let Gaps Guide Investment

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In the 1980s and 1990s, the oilfield equipment sector, for all intents and purposes, neglected the customer.  Since then, a select group of companies have successfully kept the focus of their efforts on satisfying  customers with dependable products.  They have coupled this with responsive service.

The results are impressive. In fact, they’ve played critical roles in advancing the industry’s capabilities.  Horizontal wells are now drilled as adroitly as vertical wells.  Offshore operations are carried out at previously unimaginable water depths.  High temperatures and pressures are routinely brought to heel.  Better bit designs save Continue reading “Oilfield Equipment: Let Gaps Guide Investment”