
Revolutionizing Oil & Gas Completions with Data
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In this episode of Energy 101, we welcome Lee Payne, Director of Sales and Marketing at Cold Bore Technology, for his first-ever podcast appearance, where he breaks down what “completions” really means in oil and gas, shares his unconventional path into the industry, and explores how data in completions has evolved from thumb drives and CDs to real-time, modern data platforms, along with why collaboration and community are becoming just as important as technology in today’s oilfield.
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