The purpose of this training course is to boost business performance through integrating accurate data, information and knowledge management in knowledge sharing and learning based organisations. The use of data, information and knowledge is extensively used in the business today. Unfortunately, it is currently difficult to obtain accurate information from ocean assets, with an only 11 % retrieval rate, especially in the exploration and production business.  Thus, data, information and knowledge management practices may seem like a non-cost-effective solution to run the business. Accurate, integrated and easily accessable data, information and knowledge is essential to create effective cost savings for companies. The OC is proud to present the above training course on “Data and Knowledge Management Program as Basic Keys to achieve Technology and Operational Excellence” in order to enhance participants’ professional competency in assessing the current company system, and filling the gaps – if any – developing and running the pilot project necessary, as well as maintaining, sustaining and measuring the existing DIKM system.

• Introduction and Objectives
• Data, Information and Knowledge Management (DIKM)
• DIKM Imperatives, Why DIKM
• Company and DIKM VMV, Goals and Strategies
• DIKM  Assessment, Gap Analysis and Road Map Definition
• Change Management and the Basic Implementation
• Pilot Project, Company to Corporate Implementation
• DIKM Framework: Sharing and Learning
• DIKM Application, Standard and Procedures and IT Enabler
• DIKM Auditing and Benchmarking
• Sustaining DIKM
• DIKM Project Plan

Prajuto was a Geophysical Analyst (Seismologist) who worked for Meteorological and Geophysical Agency (1975-1986) and joined ARCO Indonesia Oil and Gas (1986-1999) as a Seismic Data Interpreter, Data Health Inspector and Operating Excellence System and Human Capital Facilitator before he took his early retirement programme from the   company. He joined Medco E&P Indonesia (2000-2010) as a Senior Exploration Data and Computing Analyst, Head Data and Computing Section, Head of Technical Knowledge and Data Management, as a Geophysicist and Sr. CSM Advisor as well as a facilitator for Change Management, Data and Knowledge Management (KM). He has a Bachelor Degree in Geophysics from Meteorological and Geophysical Academy (Geophysics, 1974). He graduated from the Dept. of Physics and Mathematics, U. of Indonesia (Physics, 1983) and Post-Graduated from the Intl. Inst. of Seismology and Earthquake Engineering (Seismology, 1978).