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Travis Osborne

Vice President & Chief Information Officer, APA Corporation

Search every verified Travis Osborne interview, podcast appearance, and on-the-record quote — each transcript cross-checked by AI and human review to confirm speaker identity. Travis Osborne, Vice President and Chief Information Officer at Apache Corporation, discussed the company's adoption of Palantir Foundry as its core "analytics operating system" in an October 2022 presentation. He described Apache's shift from tackling data projects on an "as possible" basis to a more focused approach aimed at achieving outcomes across business lines. Osborne said the company initially directed Foundry toward its operations side, citing the complexity and performance-driven nature of energy operations, and noted that the platform has been used to manage data from thousands of wells, including measuring and managing emissions. Osborne stated that the first year of using Foundry forced a "rapid maturation" of the organization's appetite for data solutions and fostered an open mindset within the IT team about future possibilities. He acknowledged challenges in the process, mentioning "lumps" and "scar tissue" among staff, but indicated that multiple years of use cases are queued up, pending resource approval.

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  • Partnership Driven Transformation | Apache + Palantir

    After spending several years trying to tackle data projects on an “as possible” basis, Apache realized that they needed to take a more focused approach to achieving outcomes at pace, and across business lines. Travis Osborne, CIO, shares why Palantir Foundry now serves as Apache’s core “analytics operating system” (AOS) and how Apache’s experience reinforces the value of partnership and demonstrates how smaller operational use cases lay the foundation for scaled outcomes.

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