John Clinton Chessor

E.V. Offshore Ltd. designs and manufactures video cameras to diagnose and analyze problems in oil and gas wells. It offers downhole video technology such as wellbore cameras, optical and lighting technology, coil memory cameras, oil and gas remote downhole, and cameras that can sustain temperatures. The company was founded by Jonathan James Renton Thursby in 2000 and is headquartered Norwich, the United Kingdom.

Silicon Microgravity Ltd. develops sensor devices for the oil and gas sector. Its sensing technology enables the recording of gravity data at high sensitivities and seismic data at ultra-low frequencies. The firm offers microelectromechanical system sensors to transform measuring densities deep in the reservoir from the borehole. The company was founded by Paul Vickery, Ashwin Seshia and Kevin Dodds in September 2013 and is headquartered in Cambridge, the United Kingdom.

Ziebel AS develops fiber optic intervention technology. It designs and manufactures wireless real time permanent gauges for oilfield applications. The firm offers artificial lift solutions such as umbilical wire replaceable electrical down hole pumps and industrial solutions, including torque loggers, controllers, pressure test systems and custom industrial systems. The company was founded by Henning Hansen and David Stanly Ottesen on January 2, 2006 and is headquartered in Tananger, Norway.

Dynamic Edge Solutions Ltd. provides information technology (IT) consulting services. It offers managed IT support, consultancy, and advise, training, voice solutions, internet access solutions, finance and customer relationship management (CRM), cloud solutions, business continuity and disaster recovery, backup solutions, and software development. The company was founded by Robert John Hamilton in 2009 and is headquartered in Aberdeen, the United Kingdom.

Scarf, founded in 1985, helps open-source developers distribute their software more effectively and with better observability. The non-profit company is based in Aberdeen, UK. Scarf believes that the open-source community should not only be sharing source code, but also data about that source code and how it is used. Scarf is creating a world where open-source maintainers can proactively make data-informed decisions and are fairly compensated for their work by connecting with and supporting their commercial users. Scarf provides maintainer-friendly tools for open-source software distribution, analytics, and commercialization.