Royal Dutch Shell is a knowledge intensive organization. From deep technical expertise in building multi-billion dollar offshore assets in our Upstream Business to driving efficiency and replication in our Retail stations, knowledge is key to our success. The challenge however is finding the right information in the mountain of data we produce on a daily basis. Join us as we take you along the journey of Knowledge Management in Shell over the last decade, and explore together how semantic technologies can support us in making better business decisions.
High-grading Business Decisions through Semantic Technology.pdf
Knowledge Management Principle Expert
Shell
https://www.shell.com
Andy has a PhD in Quantum Optics from Oxford University, and a Bachelors Degree in Physics from Manchester University, and initially worked in Royal Dutch Shell designing and deploying novel measurement technologies to support Shell’s Downstream, Upstream and Integrated Gas businesses.
Knowledge Management Advisor
Shell
https://www.shell.com
Brendan has a Masters in Fluid Mechanics from Delft University of technology, and started his career as a pipeline hydraulic engineer in Shell’s project organization. He has worked on a number of large capital projects within the Oil and Gas industry, before moving into the area of Knowledge Management.
