Caesar Systems announced release of PetroVR 2011 (9.2), decision making software for the petroleum exploration and production (E&P) sector of the oil and gas industry.

Leandro Caniglia, Ph.D., chief technologist and director of software development at Caesar Systems, presented "Simulated Annealing" today at the 19th Annual International Smalltalk Conference in Edinburgh, providing new insight into the relationship between optimization and simulation of exploration and production (E&P) projects in the oil and gas industry. The event was sponsored by the European Smalltalk User Group (ESUG).

User Requests Top List of New Capabilities for PetroVR 2011, Version 9.1, Software for Petroleum Exploration and Production

Caesar Systems announced release of its latest PetroVR 2011 version 9.1, decision making software for the petroleum exploration and production (E&P) sector of the oil and gas industry. New features requested by PetroVR users through the company's Help Desk top the list of enhancements.
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"Feedback from our Help Desk and working side-by-side with petroleum exploration clients dictated that our 2011 product roadmap focus on four areas: transparency, consistency, ease of use, and of course integrative problem solving," said Ken Blott, chief strategy officer for Caesar Systems.

PetroVR-2010 (Version 8.3) upstream E&P decision making software features faster, more accurate capabilities for measuring risk and upside

Caesar Systems announced today that its Petroleum Ventures & Risk (PetroVR) decision making software for the upstream petroleum exploration and production (E&P) industry has been updated with VERSION 8.3. Twenty-four (24) major, plus more than 300 minor, enhancements have been added or improved in this release.

"Speed, risk and accuracy are critical factors in upstream petroleum exploration and production today, and our enhancement program this year is focused on these three themes," said Victor Koosh, chief executive officer.

Leandro Caniglia, Ph.D. delivered presentations at two recent annual forums, the 2010 International Smalltalk Conference in Barcelona, Spain, and Smalltalks 2010 in Concepción del Uruguay, Argentina.

PetroVR-2010 (Version 8.2) upstream E&P decision making software focuses on speed, risk and accuracy

Caesar Systems announced today that its Petroleum Ventures & Risk (PetroVR) decision making software for oil and gas companies in the upstream exploration and production (E&P) industry has been updated with VERSION 8.2. “Speed, risk and accuracy dominate recent conversations with our clients, thus our enhancement program this year is focused on these three themes,” said Victor Koosh, chief executive officer.

New Version-2010 decision making software features enhanced reservoir functions, validation tools, and visualizations

Caesar Systems announced today that its Petroleum Ventures & Risk (PetroVR) decision making software, Version-2010, is now commercially available for E&P Teams seeking to accelerate the decision process with more insight from decision making information

PetroVR decision making software is selected for MMS evaluation of Outer Continental Shelf oil and gas leases

The consistency and flexibility of PetroVR is expected to decrease “onboarding” time for new staff and contractors; enable quick adaptability to policy and environmental changes; and more effectively deliver value to many, diverse MMS stakeholders.

Ken Blott has joined Caesar Systems as Chief Strategy Officer to extend the Company's executive advisory and decision making information services to the global upstream oil and gas industry.

Caesar Systems announced that PetroVR 7.1 is now commercially available for the oil and gas upstream E&P industry, featuring advancements in the transparency and underlying consistency of PetroVR decision models, while enhancing flexibility and empowering project teams to move faster.

Caesar Systems and Decision Frameworks announce a strategic alli ance that enables both companies to deliver training and consulting to improve decision making in the upstream oil and gas industry with PetroVR software.

Computer programmers from Caesar Systems offered three of 18 presentations at the Smalltalks 2008 Conference in Buenos Aires, Argentina while two programmers from the company won the coding competition at the event.

Caesar Systems has named Alan Jaschke as client services manager to enhance the company's strategy formulation, asset modeling and business planning advisory services to the upstream oil and gas industry.

Senior software developer Carlos Ferro of Caesar Systems presented "Automated strategies for decision support in telephone triage" at the European Smalltalk Users Group (ESUG), being held August 25-29 at the Center for Mathematics and Computer Science (CWI) in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

Senior software developer Leandro Caniglia, Ph.D. delivered a presentation entitled "Making the Most of User Changes" at Smalltalk Solutions 2008, the premier annual forum for developers and enthusiasts of Smalltalk, a business software development technology.

Alexander Jok joins Caesar Systems as client services manager for Shell E&P, located in Houston. Alex brings 14 years of experience in the areas of business, development planning and economics that upstream leaders find critical as they ramp up E&P financial investments around the world.

Caesar Systems has announced that PetroVR business simulation software version 6.1 is now commercially available for the oil and gas upstream sector. Version 6.1 of PetroVR includes new and enhanced tools for Monte Carlo simulation and comparative probabilistic analysis for upstream development planning.

Platts announced that Caesar Systems has been selected as one of six finalists for the 2007 Risk Management Innovator of the Year Award, a new award category in 2007. The Platts Global Energy Awards recognize innovation, leadership and superior performance. The nomination was filed by Jonathan Crane, Draugen Redevelopment Project Manager for Norske Shell.

Milko Binza Moussirou has joined Caesar Systems in the new role of manager of client services for Shell E&P. Milko Binza Moussirou is based in Rijswijk, The Netherlands. Milko has almost 15 years of oil and gas industry experience in several countries, having supported projects for Shell during many of these years.

Senior software architect Leandro Caniglia, Ph.D., of Caesar Systems of Houston, Texas, and Buenos Aires, Argentina, delivered a presentation entitled "Extreme Validation" at the 15th International Smalltalk Joint Conference 2007. The conference, organized by the European Smalltalk Users Group (www.esug.org), was held in Lugano, Switzerland, Aug. 25-31.

Donald Zmick has joined the executive team of Caesar Systems as vice president of client services. Zmick has more than 20 years of experience in the oil and gas exploration and production industry, beginning as a field geologist and a pumper during his college years.

Caesar Petroleum Systems LLC participated in the presentation of a technical paper today related to shale gas economics at the 2007 Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) Hydrocarbon Economics and Evaluation Symposium (HEES), being held in Dallas, Texas, April 1-3. The conference theme is titled "Unconventional Economics".

Caesar Petroleum Systems LLC announced the release of its long-anticipated version 5.0 of PetroVR business simulation software for the oil and gas upstream sector.