It’s easy to get sloppy when oil is above $100 per barrel. When prices fall and profi ts drop, companies need to take a hard look at their operations to improve effi ciencies and trim out excess.
This month’s cover feature examines scenarios that will help companies survive and thrive in the downturn without putting the service and supply companies out of business and will prepare them for action when prices rebound.
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