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DOI: 10.2118/150431-ms
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A Stack Model and Capabilities Approach to Investigate Integrated Operations Across Different Industrial Sectors – O&G Industry versus Aviation, Military and Medicine

Abstract: This paper adopts a capability and stack model approach to a study of what the oil and gas industry can learn from three selected sectors: military, medicine, and aviation. First, the paper gives an introduction to the stack and capability approach to IO. Next, a preview of common challenges across sectors is provided. Finally, the paper gives examples of cutting-edge developments in medicine, military and aviation, and demonstrates potential learning for the oil and gas industry.

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“…According to Larsen et al (2012), Integrated Operations (IO) are the integration of people, work processes and technology to make smarter decisions and better execution. It is enabled by using shared real time information, collaborative technologies and multiple expertise across disciplines, organizations and geographical locations.…”
Section: Technology: Oil and Gas Integrated Operations (Io)mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…According to Larsen et al (2012), Integrated Operations (IO) are the integration of people, work processes and technology to make smarter decisions and better execution. It is enabled by using shared real time information, collaborative technologies and multiple expertise across disciplines, organizations and geographical locations.…”
Section: Technology: Oil and Gas Integrated Operations (Io)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sustainability Scoring Index (Baumgartner and Ebner, 2010;GRI, 2013;Zahid and Ghazali, 2015;Lozano and Huisingh, 2011) Technology Scoring Index Table 3. Technology Scoring Index (Oracle, 2019;IBM, 2019;Rosendahl, 2013;Larsen, 2012;Cramer, 2012)…”
Section: Sustainability Scoring Indexmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, according to the author, other key elements, beyond the processes, make up an MTO (Man, Technology, and Organization) perspective of enabling factors. To have a capability to improve business value, it is necessary to have [these] four key elements in place (Larsen, 2012).…”
Section: Approachmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The different layers can be seen as the resources that an organization can use and combine to achieve its goals. Thus, how well a company is equipped at the different layers will determine its ability to achieve its goals, e.g., through faster and better decisions and execution (Larsen, 2012). Lilleng, 2010, remembers that the double-headed arrows illustrate that integration of elements are required within and across layers of the model (see Figure 3).…”
Section: Conceptmentioning
confidence: 99%