Gyrodata News
(Houston, Texas) This year Gyrodata participated for the fourth year in a row in the 2013 BP MS150 and raised over $120,000.00 for the National MS Society. And once again, every Gyrodata team member arrived safely in Austin on Sunday. We had a great ride, with a great team. Congrats to all involved, and we're looking forward to riding again next year in support of Multiple Sclerosis!
Have a look at some photos of the event below:
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(Houston, Texas) Gyrodata would very much like to thank you for joining us and helping us launch our new Gyro-Guide GWD90™ tool, both at our booth during the 2013 SPE/IADC Drilling Conference, and also at our party in the American Hotel in Amsterdam. We had a great time and were very happy to see so many of you celebrating with us for this special event.
GWD90™ is a revolutionary new service, which we are very excited to be able to offer to our clients. With the unique capability of being able to gyroscopically survey up to and beyond 90 degrees of inclination while drilling, we firmly believe this service to become one of the default and trusted services in any (directional) driller's toolkit.
If you would like to learn more about the advantages GWD90™ is capable of offering you, don't hesitate to get in touch with your local Gyrodata representative or click here to read more about it.
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Feel free to stop by and talk with us about the services we can provide and the exciting new technology we've been working on the last year.
More info will be available as the conference draws closer.
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Since early September, the fires have threathened neighborhoods in the Montgomery, Grimes and Waller counties to the north west of Houston. 19,000 acres and at least 60 homes have so far gone up in flames, with residents in the area being told to be extra careful in the days to come. All Gyrodata employees offer their heartfelt sympathies to those that have lost their homes and extend a huge 'Thank You!' to the men and women actively working to contain the fires.
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