Workstream: Data Organisation & Collaboration

12:30  Aker BP’s Experience with Migrating Users to the Delfi Platform

- Adrian Miluk, Data Domain Specialist, & Subhankar Choudhury (SLB), Aker BP

Data and process organization, Nasuni implementation, value workstreams,  development platform for OSDU and new workflow testing. 

13:30  Requirements capture in The OSDU Forum

- Einar Landre, Digital architect, Equinor

Rosetta 2.0, themes, epics and user stories.

14:30  The Petrobras Reservoir Management Data Journey

- Gabriel Soares Lana, Petrobras

A Comprehensive Initiative for Data Improvement.

15:30  Developing a Data & System Strategy for G&G & Reservoir at Norske Shell 

- Elin Marie Nicolaisen, Technical Data Manager, Shell & Lars Gåseby, GDSC

AS Norske Shell (ASNS) is facing significant changes in its G&G and Reservoir application and data landscape. This presentation will outline a strategy to align ASNS´s data and data landscape with its business environment and strategy in Norway, while also accommodating the broader changes driven by the Shell Group. The focus will be on the steps to create a strategy optimizing business opportunities and ensuring strategic fit.

16:30  Navigating the Data Mesh Journey

- Renata Alves Santos, Deputy Chief Data Officers, TotalEnergies

Implementation of a governance approach in data domains at TotalEnergies.

08:30  From Avant-Garde to API: Data management lessons from a Jazz festival

- Berit Reppen Lorentzen, Leading Advisor Data Analytics, Equinor

How 20+ years of volunteering at Vossa Jazz shaped the presenter's understanding of the full data value chain. From incomplete travel plans to real-time shuttle coordination, this is data management in the wild. A story of improvisation, iteration and insight - told through the lens of jazz logistics.

09:30  Strategic deadlock in platform ecosystems: a casestudy of the OSDU Data Platform  - Hong-Ngan Hua, Consultant, Sopra Steria

This presentation explores how the OSDU Data Platform, despite its technological maturity, faces strategic adoption barriers in the oil and gas industry. A qualitative case study reveals that OSDU is often framed as an IT project rather than a strategic initiative. This narrow view contributes to fragmented incentives, unclear governance, and conflicting business models between operators and vendors. As a result, the platform’s ecosystem is stuck in a strategic deadlock. The study calls for clearer role definitions, shared leadership, and coordinated governance to ensure OSDU is used as a strategic enabler, not just a technical tool.

10:30  Several geospatial integrity challenges are on the verge of resolution, aren't they?  - Monika Zakrzewska, Principal Analyst Geospatial Integrity, Equinor

In a digital world overflowing with information, effective referencing is essential. Maintaining the geospatial integrity of data is crucial for the successful digital transformation of data workflows. The ability to seamlessly utilize data with geospatial context should ideally be reachable without continuous reliance on geodetic experts. This presentation explores the complexities of sustaining geospatial integrity throughout the seismic data lifecycle, focusing on key challenges that hinder data integration and analysis. By proactively addressing these challenges, we can ensure data accuracy, usability, and interoperability, ultimately fostering improved collaboration across various interfaces, including the OSDU data platform.