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Shifting schedules
Rig timelines and production schedules move, and every change ripples downstream.
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What makes it hard
Rig timelines and production schedules move, and every change ripples downstream.
Offshore downtime and late materials turn small slips into long ones.
Human forecasts tend to underestimate the time and resources work really needs.
Customer story
PaCE
Challenge
A complex oil and gas portfolio with persistent delays from overly optimistic scheduling.
What changed
Monthly AI QSRA used historical performance to predict activity durations and flag the milestones with the widest gap.
Built for both sides of the project
The decisions oil and gas teams bring to it
One-pager
Nodes & Links for oil and gas: the results, the decisions it answers and how teams get started, on one page.
Yes. It connects to Oracle Primavera Cloud, Primavera P6 and Microsoft Project, reads documents from Aconex, Procore, Autodesk and Trimble, and takes anything else by API or upload.
AI QSRA learns from how work on your project has actually performed, so forecasts reflect real progress rather than hopeful durations. On PaCE’s projects it beat human forecasts on 15 of 17 milestones.
Yes. Customer data is never used to train AI or LLM models, and each customer’s data stays in its own environment.