TCP visits BSP
By Lyna Mohammad

Hj Daud, Acting Commissioner of TCP (centre) having a close look at the Archiving system in BSP

A site visit to BSP's info-telecommunications networking system

Brunei Shell Petroleum Company Sdn Bhd (BSP) yesterday provided a closer insight to officials from the Town and Country Planning of the Ministry of Development. The 16-member delegation, comprising officials from different sections of the department including the Planning Development Section, Planning Information Section, District Development Section and Strategic Development Section, was headed by Awg Haji Daud Haji Duraman, Acting Commissioner of Town and Country Planning.

On hand to welcome the visitors at the Management Board Room of BSP's Head Office in Panaga, was Dyg Masni Haji Munir, Acting Corporate External Affairs Adviser who also presented them with an overview of BSP's business activities.

This was followed by an overview presentation of BSP's information planning and process from Awg Yahkup Hj Menudin, BSP's Information Manager (IM). The delegation was also briefed on the human resources development and services offered in the company by Malai Nuridah Sheikh Mohammad, Head of HR Planning and Development (HPD) and Haji Mohd Zaini Haji Awg Omar , Head HR Relations and Services (HRS).

In the afternoon, they listened to a presentation on Geomatics Support by Jemmy Ang Teo Ching, Head of Geomatics Support (TSM/2). The visit then continued with a tour to BSP's various info-telecommunication technology related sections such as the Document Management and Corporate IT Services (IMD) with the focus on the Company's Central Archives.

They were then taken to the GI-D (Group Infrastructure Desktop) Helpdesk. GI-D has been heralded as the oncoming of a "global" method of operation as it enables IT in Shell Group worldwide to operate, communicate and collaborate as a single community.

The visit concluded at the Corporate Telecoms and Networks (IMT) where the delegation observed all the available network facilities that are in place in BSP including its offshore platforms.

Courtesy of Borneo Bulletin