The Open Group rolls-out ‘Mercury’ OSDU edition

Neil McNaughton

doi:10.69894/20210204

April 28, 2021Oil IT Journal.

The Open Group rolls-out ‘Mercury’ OSDU edition

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The aim is to transition to the new Mercury OSDU edition to enhance data handling.
Launch of the Mercury/R3 edition of OSDU
Migration from legacy systems like ProSource and OSIsoft PI
Implementation of a unified data architecture
Successful introduction of the Mercury OSDU edition
Recognition of former technologies as outdated
Initiated massive data migration efforts

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Open Subsurface Data Universe introduces Mercury edition, indicating a shift away from legacy technologies.

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Open Subsurface Data Universe Mercury/R3 launch. OSDU to replace BP’s ‘deep but siloed’ technologies. Massive data migration effort needed. ProSource, R5000/OpenWorks, OSIsoftPI, IHS ‘now all legacy!’

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