It's a Software Bug
People, Ideas & Objects value proposition certainly qualifies in terms of delivering quantum levels of value to the industry. We are still able to claim that we provide at least $25.7 to $45.7 trillion in incremental value over the next 25 years. A time when the industry will undertake the objective of energy independence on the continent based on the profitability of the producers and the service industry providers. We do this by implementing the ERP system that we call the Preliminary Specification. An eleven module oil and gas system design specifically for the issues that exist today, and the frameworks that form the industry. Enabling the Preliminary Specification to also provide the industry with the ability to deal with the issues and opportunities that we will face in these next 25 years.
These are not your grandfather's ERP systems. My two concerns right now are how do we get the user community to think. And once they begin to think, how do we get them to think faster. The speed of the industry's evolution and capabilities in terms of its throughput and innovativeness will be dependent on the quality of the organizations that makeup the industry. It’s not so much the case at the moment, but it will be in the very near future. The capabilities and throughput of the producer organizations will be dependent on the quality of the ERP software that these organization use. Today’s oil and gas ERP systems are the beginning of this trend. They are wholly incapable of dealing, or providing any solution to the issues and opportunities that the producer and industry are facing. They have locked, frozen and cemented the organization into an unchanging and unchangeable structure that has fundamentally failed their producer organizations. This is the new definition of a software bug.
One thing about Information Technology trends is that everyone wants to be part of one when the time comes. It’s early still, but we are looking for the leadership component that will be necessary to drive the changes needed in the oil and gas and service industries. Our user community participants are the only ones who can change the software. People, Ideas & Objects software developers are deaf, dumb and blind to all others. We only listen to our user community. It is the user community member who will form the service provider organizations that provide the process management to the industry when our software is operational. This is a significant business opportunity for the user community participant. These people will have the constant stream of part time revenues that they will earn as a result of their work in the user community. And they will also earn their business income from the service provider that they own and operate. This is the new ERP Information Technology trend and the digital disruption of oil and gas.
The Preliminary Specification, our user community and service providers provide the dynamic, innovative, accountable and profitable oil and gas producer with the most profitable means of oil and gas operations. Setting the foundation for North America’s energy independence. People, Ideas & Objects Revenue Model specifies the means in which investors can participate in these user defined software developments. Users are welcome to join me here. Together we can begin to meet the future demands for energy. And don’t forget to join our network on Twitter @piobiz anyone can contact me at 403-200-2302 or email here.