Energy industry applications include monitoring oil leases, contractor management, or refinery access control. WEC net also will prompt users to participate in a daily survey on industry issues. Results of each day's sampling will be posted the following day. Going forward, energy companies will find that their success will be less dependent on what assets they own and more dependent on how quickly they can make the right decisions about how to manage those assets. More and more, information will need to be immediate, collaborative and globally communicated.
Technology is a vital tool in making that happen.
The World Energy Congress will bring together up to 8,000 delegates including energy ministers, senior executives and government leaders from more than 100 nations to discuss and debate key energy resource issues. The program will feature global energy addresses by heads of state from several nations and chief executive officers from several of the world's largest corporations. CSC, the official information services partner with the WEC, is a world leader in the strategic use of information technology to achieve business results. Compaq Computer Corporation is the second largest computer manufacturer in the world. Conoco is an integrated international energy company.