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Opportunities & Pitfalls of Document Control in Oil & Gas Projects

Posted Fri, 2012-07-06 13:04 by PP Admin

A discussion paper from McLaren, the Engineering Document Management, Control and Collaboration people.  Especially relevant for those responsible for major downstream, midstream or upstream Oil & Gas capital projects...

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With the growth in the complexity of major capital projects (MCP) the effective management and control over thousands of engineering documents shared between numerous stakeholders has never been more important. 

These challenges have been further exacerbated by the need to control and reduce the risks associated with these projects.  Read more...

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