Technical Toolboxes’ strategy to strengthen its position at the forefront of the Pipeline Community

The Petroleum skyBox is a cloud-based platform that enables a confederate approach to engineering analysis of oil production systems. The platform’s tools are standalone assets, supporting interoperability and global co-ordination of activities, allowing the user to share data, algorithms, and workflows, and also act as basic building blocks for more complex models. The Process skyBox contains ‘API Toolbox Enterprise’ that can be used by inspection engineers on-field or at the desk to execute analysis of the plants’ operations and create highly automated, comprehensive, and accurate reports. Pipeline skyBox— the earliest software toolkit provided by the company in 1996—is used to detect anomalies in downstream transmission, like internal corrosion, In-Line-Inspection (ILI), and f low assurance modeling & analysis; including pipeline leak detection.

Technical Toolboxes has been envisaging novel methods to shake up and standardize the pipeline industry ever since its inception, as a part of the avant garde digital oilfield revolution. The certitude is evident when one reads the ‘Rusty Comics’ designed by the company’s artists, featuring Joe Pikas, more commonly known by his CB Radio handle Joe ‘Rusty’ Pipes—the wise old man in the industry with close to half a century of experience. Today, he stands as the mascot to the pipeline industry revolution and the company’s proposition to provide engineering software ‘Toolboxes’ for better standardization, and training of their technical professionals.