Halliburton

Halliburton says it was founded in 1919 and provides products and services to the energy industry, working with customers to maximize value throughout the lifecycle of the reservoir. It reports operations in more than 70 countries. The company has dual headquarters in Houston, Texas, and Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

Halliburton’s software business is built around Landmark, which Halliburton acquired in a stock transaction in 1996. Landmark offers cloud-based exploration and production (E&P) applications for digital transformation of upstream operations. These include iEnergy® Hybrid Cloud, a platform to deploy, integrate and manage E&P applications, and DecisionSpace® 365, a subscription suite spanning subsurface, well construction, reservoir management and production, and agile asset management.

Other offerings include the DecisionSpace® 365 Marketplace, a plugin exchange, and SmartDigital®, a co-innovation service for building custom digital E&P solutions with customers. DecisionSpace 365 runs on the Open Subsurface Data Universe (OSDU) open data platform. Landmark serves E&P companies from small to large corporations, and supports universities through programs such as the STEPS program and the University Grants Program.