Paradigm today announced that it has agreed to provide Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited (ONGC),
The US $3 million agreement marks the first deployment of geotechnical and geoenvironmental software licenses on a central server for India-wide use. A separate maintenance and support contract is currently being negotiated.
“Providing enterprise-wide access to Paradigm’s sophisticated exploration tools to all 27 of ONGC’s geographically dispersed centers builds on the already significant installed base of our users,” said Jorge Machnizh, Paradigm chief operations officer. “We are pleased to provide ONGC with this cost-effective answer to its development needs and continue our partnership within
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