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January 2012
Devendra Kamtekar VP Systems Engineering
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• Overview: Cisco in Oil and Gas
• Enterprise-Wide Connectivity
• Business Process Transformation
• Next Generation Service Station
• Summary
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Explore Develop Produce
Process Transport
Storage & Transport Refine Marketing
Marketing
Upstream Mid Stream Downstream
Gas Oil
Trading
Office / Call Centre facilities
Key
Source: Cisco IBSG Oil & Gas Team, May 2011- in collaboration with Global Oil & Gas BDMs
Note- excludes alternative energy such as wind etc
Offshore Shipping
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Oil & Gas Industry Challenges
Volatile oil prices
Increasing demand for oil (emerging economies India, China)
Volatility in supply
Political and social unrest
Focus on Productivity Gains
Breakthrough Technology required to
Streamline Business
New realm of Productivity
Plant & Operations Safety Critical
Increasing focus on Corporate Environmental & Social Responsibility
Increasing Difficulty in accessing oil
reserves
Depletion of easily accessible deposits
Limited number of fields available for exploration
Increasing profits for Oil companies
Surplus cash being used to invest New oil fields, deeper, more remote
Other sources such as oil sand and shale become commercially viable
Industry consolidation Merger & Acquisition
Information sharing
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Cisco Industrial Solutions. Today ... Addressing Oil & Gas Industry Today
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Integrated
Network
Services
Applications GIS SCADA
DCS ERP
Mobility
Collaboration Security Virtualization
Network Systems
Storage
Service Oriented Network Architecture
WAN, MAN
Campus
Data
Center Branch Industrial
Identity Compute
Exploration
Production
Transportation
Trading Refining Commercial Retail
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Reserve Replenishment, Yield Increase, Safe & Secure Operations
Organisation
Development
Product Groups
Business Vision
Industry Care Abouts
Underpinning Architectures
Business Processes
Franchises
Product Groups
O&G Industry Themes
Cisco & Partner Offerings
Integrated
Industrialisation
Improved
Operations
Hydrocarbon
Resource Extension
Exploration &
Production
Refining &
Petrochem Transport Commercial Retail
Connected
Oil Field Transportation
Next Generation
Service Station
Secure
Arch for
Energy
First Mile
Wireless
Secure
Arch for
Proc Ctrl
Insp &
Maint’nce
Operat’l
Comms
Secure
Arch for
Pipelines
LPG
Cylinder
Tracking
Remote
Monitoring
High Perf
Computing
Virtual
Expertise
Managmnt
Safety &
Security
Operations
Messaging
Incident
Response
Next Gen
Service
Station
Virtualization Collaboration Borderless
Data Center LAN/WAN
Backbone Security
Business
Video
Collabor-
ation
Physical
Security
Oil & Gas Portfolios
Solutions
Smart+Connected
Refinery
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Cisco Connected Energy
Technical Vision and Strategy
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Wireless
Production
Flow Monitors
& Controls
LWD
MWD
Intelligent
Completions
4D Seismic
Computing
Clusters
Integrated
Operations
Centers
Massive Data
Farms Fiber Optic
Networks
Advanced
Telemetry
Integrated
Operation
Centers
On-site or
On-demand
First Mile
Wireless
IRIS
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Secure Industrial Ethernet Network Platform
Secure Multiservice Communications Platform supporting
Integrated Operations
Extend communications networks into and around the production environment. Provide a seamless, office-like environment, whether you are on the on the rig, at a well or in a remote processing facility
Secure Architecture for Energy
First Mile Wireless Remote Well Monitoring
Quickly and intelligently
manage the flow of
information across the
network (between
nodes, storage arrays,
and desktops)
High Performance Computing
Environment
Robust, Integrated, Secure
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• Routers and Switches
Industrial Collaboration & Automation Systems
Unified Communications
Integrated Access and Location Mgmt Systems
Computer Virtualization Systems
Telephony
WiFi Access
Data Center Switches
A Services Network A Transport Network
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Third party
controllers,
servers etc
Serial, OPC
or fieldbus
Engineering
Work place
Device Network
Firewall
SCADA Services
OCC/BCC
Third party
application
server
Application
server
Historian
server
Workplaces Enterprise Optimization
Suite
Mobile
Operator
Connectivity
server
SCADA Network
Corporate Network
serial RS485
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EtherNet/IP (Industrial Protocols)
Real–Time Control
Fast Convergence
Traffic Segmentation and Management
Ease of Use
Site Operations and Control
Multi-Service Networks
Network and Security Management
Routing
Application and Data share
Access Control
Threat Protection
Gbps Link for Failover
Detection
Firewall (Active)
Firewall (Standby)
MIS Application Servers
Cisco ASA 5500
Cisco Catalyst Switch
Network Services
Cisco ASR 1000
Cisco Cat. 3750X StackWise
Switch Stack
Patch Management Terminal Services Application Mirror
AV Server
Cell/Area #1 (Redundant Star Topology)
Drive
Controller
HMI Distributed I/O
Controller
Drive Drive
HMI
Distributed I/O
HMI
Cell/Area #2 (Ring Topology)
Cell/Area #3 (Linear Topology)
Access Switch
Controller
Enterprise/IT Integration
Collaboration
Wireless
Application Optimization
Cell/Area Zone Levels 0–2 Layer 2 Access
Process Zone Level 3 Distribution and Core
Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) Firewalls
Enterprise Network Levels 4–5
Web Apps DNS FTP
Internet
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Se
rvic
es
Wire
less S
en
so
r
Ne
two
rk
802.11
Access
Points
802.3 <-> 802.15.4
Sensor Gateway
802.11
Mesh
APs
Wireless Control
System Wireless LAN
Controller Cisco Location
Appliance
Mobile 802.11
Field Device
802.11<->802.15.4
Sensor Gateway
802.11
Location
802.11 Video
Surveillance
802.11
Asset Tracking
802.15.4 Wireless
Sensor Network
Wireless Field Sensor Network
Cisco ASA
ERP
Unified Comm. Location
Apps
QoS Video
Process Historian Condition Monitoring
Security
Wire
less B
ackh
au
l
Ne
two
rk
Identity Virtualization
HMI Security
Monitoring
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Server and
Policy Engine
Server
Admin
Console
Os
Views
Policy
Engine
Secure Voice
over IP
Network LMR Gateway
and Media Services
VoIP
IP Phones
w/ PTT Services Push To Talk (PTT)
Management Client VHF/UHF/Nextel
PTT Radios
Unified
Communications
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Product Environnemental Rating Operating T° Industrial
Protocol
IE3000 IP20 and ATEX Zone2 Div2 (if
put inside an IP54 enclosure) -40°C to 70°C
ODVA SIP
Profinet
IE3010 -40°C to +60°C REP (Resilient
Ethernet Protocol)
3560-C
2960-C IP20 -5°C to +40°C -
IE2000 At least IP30.
Potentially IP65 (TBC). TBC
Profinet
Modbus? (TBC)
Catalyst
2955 IP20 -40°C to +60°C -
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Product Environnemental
Rating Operating T°
Industrial
Protocol
ISR 819H IP41 -20°C to +60°C
ISR C810 IP65
Possibly ATEX(TBC) -40°C to +70°C Modbus (TBC)
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Product Environnemental
Rating Operating T°
3500e -20°C to +55°C
1240, 1250,
1260 -20°C to +55°C
1522HZ
and 1550
series
IP67 and NEMA4X
ATEX Div2 Zone2 -40°C to +55°C
7925G-EX ATEX Div2 Zone2 -10°C to +50°C
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Challenges • Reduce downtime by improving the quality and speed of
decision making
• Make maximum use of scarce and valuable expertise
• Create an intelligent rig enjoying converged communications even on the hazardous drill floor
Solution • Cisco Aironet 1500 Wireless Access Points ―light up‖ the
entire rig with Cisco Unified Communications
• Explosion-proof enclosures enable coverage to be provided across the hazardous zone 1 drill floor
• Handheld mobile devices enable real-time voice, data and video anywhere on the rig
Benefits • Avoiding just 10 hours of downtime per month saves $125k
• Real-time consultation with highly skilled and specialised experts based anywhere in the world
• Better and faster decisions that can make the difference between losing and keeping a well
Reference Video • ..\..\..\Media\Customers\Petrobel\Access Points on
AX.MPG
“Our vision is to create a digital oilfield
where all of our assets and people could
be linked using the network as a
platform to create a secure, converged
IP infrastructure" Massimo Insula, Drilling and Work Over
Deputy General Manager
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Challenges • Provide ongoing video surveillance of
remote wells
• Reduce need for manual bi-weekly checks
• Remote, harsh location
• No existing infrastructure in remote locations requires ruggedized, more fail-safe redundant solution architectures
• Limited local skills require zero-touch configuration, and self-healing systems. Keep the architecture simple
Benefits • Reduced risk of theft from wells, reducing
downtime
• Increased personnel safety due to reduction in need for regular journeys to monitor wells
• Increased environmental compliance
15 Km
TLC Tower at
NGL Gas Separation
Plant
GOSP 3 BR1410
BR1410
50m
PTZ-
Camera
Solution
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• Challenges
• Older IT infrastructure
• 3,600 users across eight locations
• Growth—15,000 users in five years
• Solution
• Cisco Unified Communications system
• Implemented across office and industrial network infrastructure
• Benefits
• Leveraged existing infrastructure
• Built systems for easy expansion
• 100% elimination of inter-site calling costs
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Robust, Integrated, Secure
Secure Industrial Ethernet Network Platform
Secure Multiservice Communications Platform supporting
Integrated Operations
Wireless connectivity
enabling new practices in
maintenance and repair operations
Ubiquitous personal
connectivity - anyone,
anywhere, regardless of the device or medium
Specialized consultation provided by
remote experts
Increased visibility via digital video surveillance for
securing people, assets and locations
Critical communications and alerts within
the plant
Improved response to
environmental and safety incidents.
Real-time situational data delivered to first
responders
Inspection and Maintenance
Operational Communications
Virtual Expertise
Management
Safety and Security
Operations Messaging
Incident Response
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PIN
PCN
Safety
&
Surveillance
Conferencing
Roaming communications
throughout the asset
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Enhance remote operations
Increases asset uptime
Experts can be located and
collaborate in real-time
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Maximize asset uptime
Exploit investments and
resources
Reduce OPEX
Training and meetings via
conferencing
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OPEX reduction
Personnel safety through
location tracking
Monitor Environment
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Incident management
and emergency response
Real-time knowledge of
hazards
Visual inspection anywhere with
remote experts
Leverage improved sensing
coverage
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Maintain facility integrity
Accelerate return to production
Reduced OPEX (flights, repairs,
construction, safety)
Remote medical consultations
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Reduce time to respond to health
alert
Reduced OPEX (flights)
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1:1 Virtual Collaboration
Project Reviews
HSE & Security
Management Of Change
Training / E-learning
Reliability Project Work Outs Operations
Support
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Network Infrastructure
Conferencing Video
Enterprise
Collaboration Voice Quad
Cisco Collaboration Architecture
Anyone Anyplace Presence Anytime Anywhere
Security Qos Access Control Visibility
Medianet Policy Management Service Transport
Show &
Share
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Challenges • Staff and customers spread across the globe
• Need for teams to work collaboratively
• Need for a real working environment
Solution • Cisco Active Collaboration Rooms
• TelePresence
• Smartboard technology
• Webex conferencing
• ―Collaboration‖ furniture
Benefits
• Accelerated new product innovation
• Accelerated new product introduction
• Business process reengineering
• Travel cost reduction
Reference Video • https://videosharing.cisco.com/vportal/VideoPlayer.jsp?ccsid=C-
a2b6b85a-d4d9-4181-8a26-697935f24d41:1#
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Inspection Operator sees corrosion, uncertain if it is a real problem…uses mobile communicator to find expert…connects call
… Using hand held wireless EX camera, has collaboration session with experts, recording where needed
Integration with
UC and Mobility
Available
Anywhere
ATEX/CSA rated
(zone 2)
After review, VOD is published to the knowledge management system and recorded for safety
auditing
Replay Voice & Video,
link to image and text
for maximum
knowledge transfer
Business
Value
• Reduced time to evaluate instances
• Reduction in downtime due to better decisions
• Reduction time to intervention on drilling
• Reduction of risk of incidences vs. average cost per incident
• http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bL5G1g3X-cE&feature=related
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Challenges
• Managing pipeline operations and project execution throughout North America
Solution
• Cisco TelePresence
Benefits
• Improved project delivery – on-time, on-budget
• More effective collaboration
• “Earlier this month Enbridge hosted a strategic planning meeting via TelePresence, bringing together executives from 4 different locations across North America, saving travel time and expenses and increasing productivity. We estimate we saved more than $60,000 by using Cisco TelePresence to support this single event” Brent Poohkay, CIO, Enbridge Inc.
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Challenges
• Assets and offices distributed across the world
• Daily and operational weekly reviews
Solution
• TelePresence
• VSAT and MPLS network services
• Potential to use public and private TP facilities
• ―Pay as you go‖ usage
Benefits
• Improved productivity
• Enhanced quality of communications
• Daily meetings
• Weekly asset management reviews
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Challenges • Petroleum experts are globally dispersed and mobile
• Ageing workforce is retiring and depleting available pools of expertise
• A competitive requirement requires highly responsive client service
Solution • Cisco Pulse for compiling and sharing employee expertise
• Cisco Unified Communications, TelePresence and Webex
Benefits
• Simplified global communications and collaboration
• Helped clients reduce costs, increase recovery, and minimize risks on critical wells
• Increased support staff efficiency
Reference Video • https://videosharing.cisco.com/vportal/VideoPlayer.jsp?ccsid=C-ba65bac5-4dd0-47fd-8c6b-8faf5711123b:1
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Retail
Inventory &
Stock
Re-Ordering
Centralized
Physical
Security
IP-enabled
CCTV
RFID Inventory Management
Fuel
Logistics
Corporate
Communications
Vehicle’s Plate Recognition
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Public Voice
Communications
In-Store Advertising
Internet Kiosk:
Data, Voice,
Music and
Video
WiFi
Hotspot:
Public
Internet
Access
Credit Card Authorization Loyalty system
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Wide Area
Application Engine
Network Module
EtherSwitch
Network Module
VSAT-GILAT
Network Module
Wireless Access
Network Module
Digital Media
Signage Unified
Communications
MPLS VPN or
Public Network,
PSTN
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• STATOIL, Norway
• PETROM, Romania
• VALERO CO, United States of America
• FLYING J, United States of America
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Challenges • Increase Customer Stickiness & Competitive
Differentiatore :
• 26,000 employees
• 33 countries
• 23000 Retail Stores
Solution • Cisco Collaborative Work Environment
• Borderless Network infrastructure
• ( Telephony, Wireless )
Benefits
• Next Generation Service Station deliver a better customer experience and build customer loyalty, leading to increased revenue
Reference Video • ..\..\Media\Customers\Statoil\Immersive Analytical
Collaboration short.wmv
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Integrated Logistics,
Maintenance & Operations
Seamless Communications
Real Time Operations & Automation
Enhanced & Integrated HSE Monitoring &
Compliance
Virtual & Remote Operations
Refinery of the Future
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Cisco Oil & Gas Solution - Summary
• Fully Connected environment, elimination of plant operations silo.
• Empowered operations with real time data, plant console & collaboration access 24x7, Anywhere Any time.
• Integrated Safety & Surveillance
• Integrated Alert & Respond , Event & Emergency Communications
• Virtualized operations leveraging operations centers of excellence
• Increased Customer Loyalty , enhancing Retail experience
Thank You
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Resource Portfolio
Growth Reserve Replacement Increasing Production
Managing the Lifecycle
Management Response
Managing Risk
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Explore Develop Produce
Process Transport
Storage & Transport Refine Marketing
Marketing
Upstream Mid Stream Downstream
Gas Oil
Trading
Office / Call Centre facilities
Key
Source: Cisco IBSG Oil & Gas Team, May 2011- in collaboration with Global Oil & Gas BDMs
Note- excludes alternative energy such as wind etc
Offshore Shipping