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Technology Development & Implementation

TechnologyAfter a merger, a major oil and gas company found it was left with multiple trading systems, which were not well coordinated and supported only limited types of trading.

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Events

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Decision Making in a Uncertain World
Mar 8 - 9, 2012
08:00 AM - 04:00 PM
Take the guesswork out of the decision process and arms you with the tools you need to become much more proficient and confident in your ability to make deliberate, creative, and value-driven...
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Decision Strategies Oilfield Breakfast Forum
Apr 5, 2012
06:30 AM - 09:00 AM
Established in 1994, the Oilfield Breakfast Forum has emerged as one of the premiere thought-leadership events in Houston, attracting over 700 industry executives per event. Held three times a year,...
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News/Features

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Oct 29, 2011
Unconventional Type Curves: Useful, or Sirens of Destruction?
William J. Haskett presents technical paper at ATCE 2011
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Aug 3, 2011
Decision Strategies Names CEO and COO
Decision Strategies, a Houston-based strategic management consulting firm, announced the appointment of Patrick Leach as chief executive officer and Steve Jacobs, chief operating officer.
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Thought Leadership Blog

Risk Tolerance and Risk Neutrality (You Can Live With More Risk Than You Think)
The usual stage at which risk tolerance is applied is the development phase of a project. Companies are comfortable with the notion of failed exploration wells, but not failed developments. Stringent...
Posted by: Patrick Leach on 05/03/2011 03:14 PM
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When to Trust Your Gut
Routine decisions – whether business or personal – are easy. We make them without a lot of thought. Kahneman and Klein identified four criteria to be met in order to make a decision by...
Posted by: Patrick Leach on 03/31/2011 12:06 PM
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Have You Played Out Enough “What If’s” in Your Risk Analysis?
In any situation where you need to make a critical decision, there is always some level of risk – whether you’re working on an internal reorganization or considering a multi-billion dollar...
Posted by: Paul Wicker on 07/07/2010 08:55 PM
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Environmental

Corporate environmental officers have a fiduciary responsibility and duty of care to be aware of all material environmental liabilities of the corporation. Additionally, they must make knowledgeable decisions regarding the effective management of those liabilities, and ensure an appropriate financial reserve is allocated and accurately reported to shareholders.

Appropriate evaluation of liabilities, and effective management of their mitigation, can generate millions of dollars in annual savings. More importantly, it can prevent brand image problems, negative community relations in important markets, recruiting difficulties attracting socially responsible employees, or regulatory barriers to working in sensitive locations. Much of the duty of care for environmental liability can appear to be intangible, but the impact to shareholder value can be very tangible.

Decision Strategies' Integrated Decision Management™ process helps clients develop a thorough understanding of the remediation options available, along with their respective cost, value, and risk potential. This understanding enables our clients to choose the most suitable path forward, confident that their analysis has considered the widest range of reasonable outcomes
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