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The 10 Myths of Innovation – part 2
Last month’s Tech Talk introduced the first five of Scott Berkun’s 10 Myths of Innovation. In his recent book, “The Myths of Innovation” Scott deliberately… [read more]
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Success With a Personal Touch
It’s a tough jump from small local company to being able to compete with the big boys but one Grande Prairie company has been able to do that, and… [read more]
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Grande Prairie: Planning for Progress
The future looks bright for both the County and City of Grande Prairie and they are busy planning to make the most of the opportunities. “I… [read more]
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Contending with Coal
Coal is alive and well in Canada once again and communities are digging in to take advantage. There has been a flurry of activity in the coal industry… [read more]
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On the Rails
Can a facilitator help CN Rail meet transportation challenges? News that the federal government has named a facilitator to get business talking with… [read more]
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The holidays are back with a vengeance and it’s time once again to spread tinsel as well as good cheer around the office. But what can you give to the busy person on-the go that you haven’t already given year after year? How can you wow your office mates or the big boss without breaking the bank? Well, here are some cool and innovative [...]
Last month’s Tech Talk introduced the first five of Scott Berkun’s 10 Myths of Innovation. In his recent book, “The Myths of Innovation” Scott deliberately sets out to break the mythical ways in which we may think about innovation, so that we can be ‘free to try and change the world.’ What follows are myths six through 10.
Myth #6 – [...]
It’s a tough jump from small local company to being able to compete with the big boys but one Grande Prairie company has been able to do that, and do it in a relatively short period of time.
Co-owners Dean Kato and Brad Clarke started Tradesmen Enterprises in 2006 with 10 employees and that number has grown in just [...]
The future looks bright for both the County and City of Grande Prairie and they are busy planning to make the most of the opportunities.
“I think the region has a lot to offer families and potential employees,” said county administrator Bill Rogan.
“I think it’s probably fair to say it’s always difficult to attract to the North, there seems [...]
Coal is alive and well in Canada once again and communities are digging in to take advantage.
There has been a flurry of activity in the coal industry in recent months. New projects, a significant infusion of capital and strong commodity prices have given a boost to an industry that had pretty much shut down said president Canadian Mining Association Pierre [...]
Can a facilitator help CN Rail meet transportation challenges?
News that the federal government has named a facilitator to get business talking with CN Rail about implementing improvements to rail service in Canada is being greeted with cautious optimism by business and political leaders in the West.
“We are following through on our government’s [...]
Innovation continues to be an important part of the way we need to conduct business. All too often however, we think of innovation as being new technology or technology commercialization – developing that new product and getting it into the marketplace.
Innovation is also different from invention. Relatively speaking, new inventions are [...]
A Heat Trace System That’s Greening Things Up.
In the North, heat is a commodity valued by both residents and industry. While it is easy enough to heat a home, there are locations where heat is needed but not as readily available and providing it comes at a cost to the bottom line as [...]
From far and wide several times a year, oil and gas producers and those who service and supply them gather at energy conferences and trade fairs across Northeastern BC and Northern Alberta. The presumption is that these events are essential to conducting business in this vital industry, providing the updates, government policy positions, and [...]
Having run a safety training school for many years, it never ceases to amaze me how many of the top academic students struggle to apply their training in real life. The problem is, unless you spend time in one of the mainstream emergency professions such as a paramedic or firefighter, there is no way to [...]
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Ulterra Bit Drills Entire Eagle Ford Well at Record Pace
FORT WORTH, TEXAS -- The new U616M, 8.75-in., six-bladed matrix bit with 16-mm cutters drilled from surface casing to TD at a record pace of 93 ft/hr. All three intervals – the vertical, curve and lateral – were drilled with the same bottom hole assembly, reaching TD without a trip out of the well. A total of 9,953 ft was drilled in 107 hrs, a time savings of 37.5 hours over the fastest competitor offset of 144.5 hours. Cost savings were $73,566 versus the direct offset and $133,024 versus the average of five competitor offsets.
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