Monday, 10 September 2007 17:24
Robert Young, Product Manager, Energy Solutions International, Inc.
Energy industry executives are focusing on technology to ensure more efficient operation of both their LNG facilities and their business processes.
Software solutions are being deployed to manage the complex commercial transactions associated with the purchase, sale, transportation and storage of LNG, as well as to monitor and manage physical operations.
Energy industry executives are focusing on technology to ensure more efficient operation of both their LNG facilities and their business processes.
Software solutions are being deployed to manage the complex commercial transactions associated with the purchase, sale, transportation and storage of LNG, as well as to monitor and manage physical operations.
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Sept 2007
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