Halliburton introduces Agile Asset Management to accelerate capital investment decisions

Halliburton has introduced Agile Asset Management (AAM), an AI-powered, cloud-based Landmark solution designed to help oil and gas companies assess development concepts and determine the most suitable investment opportunities. AAM integrates subsurface, wells, facilities, and economic workflows, enabling teams to evaluate different scenarios against corporate performance metrics and make transparent, data-driven decisions throughout the asset lifecycle.

Powered by proprietary AI, AAM connects data and workflows across multiple disciplines. Its agentic AI capabilities support data retrieval, quality assurance, and user guidance, giving experts access to more comprehensive information while helping accelerate the process from initial concept to investment decision. Scientific analysis and management expertise remain essential to the decision-making process.

"Aker BP has set an ambition to reduce time to first oil by 50%. In order to achieve this ambition, it demands a fundamental change in how field development decisions are made. Together, we codeveloped Agile Asset Management to change how we plan and evaluate field development. By orchestrating data and workflows in one shared environment, AAM enables our teams to evaluate more development alternatives, understand risks and cross-domain impacts earlier, and maintain a traceable and auditable basis for every decision. AAM is redefining how we make field development decisions and is a key enabler in turning Aker BP’s faster first oil ambition into reality," said Tommy Sigmundstad, SVP Drilling and Wells, Supply Chain and Logistics, Aker BP.

"Agile Asset Management brings technical and economic work into one collaborative environment so multidisciplinary teams can evaluate more development alternatives with speed and confidence. AAM gives management a clear, traceable record of the data and assumptions behind the preferred field development case."

- Tony Antoun, senior vice president, Halliburton Landmark.

Its open architecture supports Halliburton, third-party, and customer-developed applications, giving customers the flexibility to work with their preferred tools while enabling seamless information sharing across a unified workflow.

AAM helps operators streamline the process from development planning to investment decisions through a faster and more connected approach, supported by greater confidence in the outcomes.