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Oilfield chemicals company finding success with technology adoption

Friday, July 14, 2017

FRAC-CHEM, an oilfield chemicals company based in Lafayette, Louisiana, is among a select few from the industry that have been invited to showcase their technology applications at Oil & Gas Industry Day; an event hosted by Amazon Web Services and Intel, that will take place on June 27th at The Westin Calgary in Calgary, Canada.

Like many other oilfield companies, during the recent oilfield downturn, FRAC-CHEM experienced heavy hits to their business. Looking for a way to adapt to a changing environment and eventually emerge from the downturn stronger, FRAC-CHEM invested in the future, technology. The investments have begun to pay off with the early success of its tool for monitoring chemicals and field application equipment in real-time from the palm of your hand, called FracVue. FracVue is transforming their business by lowering supply chain costs while improving service quality. FRAC-CHEM will speak about incorporating this new tool into its business and its vision for the future at Oil & Gas Industry Day.

Featuring large, well-known companies in the energy industry, Oil & Gas Industry Day will focus on how digital technologies are improving performance for oil and gas companies across the globe. It will also highlight how implementation of these technologies is driving success for companies like FRAC-CHEM.

'We're constantly evolving and embracing innovation as a means to improve our business,' says Wes Gautreaux, president of FRAC-CHEM. 'This technology is increasingly enabling us to deliver differentiated value to our customers. We're proud of what we've accomplished to date but even more excited about what lies ahead.'

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