Coding Standards

Characteristics of Quality Software

The concept of software quality has been a cornerstone of software engineering for decades, and while technology continues to evolve, the foundational principles of quality remain remarkably consistent. Drawing inspiration from Pfleeger and Atlee (2006) […]

Digital Transformation

The Discipline of IIoT Engineering

Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) Engineering has evolved into a macro-discipline that bridges field-level operations with organizational objectives. The IIoT engineer plays a pivotal role in connecting acquisition, preparation, analysis, reaction, automation, and assessment, ensuring […]

Analytics

The Data Driven Mindset

In today’s digital landscape, a data-driven mindset is not optional—it is essential for success. But what does it truly mean to be data-driven? And how can organizations and individuals embrace this approach without losing sight […]

Digital Transformation

Digital Transformation Engineer

In recent years, the fields of software, analytics, and the digital oilfield have undergone significant transformation. Reflecting on this journey, I’ve been fortunate to witness and contribute to its evolution firsthand. Early Days: The Foundation […]

Industry and Applications

Did they actually say that?

Occasionally, we should all read these quotes and realize that humor is rampant! “Computers in the future may weigh no more than 1.5 tons.” ~Popular Mechanics, forecasting the relentless march of science, 1949 “I think […]

Industry and Applications

Making of a Fly

In the realm of technology, even the smallest details can cascade into complex, unexpected phenomena. Years ago, while watching a TED video about algorithms, I came across a fascinating story that epitomizes this idea—a tale […]

Industry and Applications

The Physics of Measurements

An NPR report highlighted the groundbreaking rotary-action mechanical heart, which pumps continuously rather than pulsing like a natural heart. This innovation represents a marvel of engineering, but an intriguing quote by Dr. Billy Cohn of […]