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Dennis Seger has played a key role at Golden Software, and our team took time to celebrate his leadership legacy as he steps into retirement.

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The gap between analysis and true spatial understanding has real consequences in subsurface mapping. 3D modeling closes that gap.

Should you create a grouped, stacked, or a simple bar chart? The structure you choose matters. Discover bar chart examples to guide your choice.

Discover how a scientific bar chart translates technical datasets into structured, understandable insights for stakeholders.

Geoscience and engineering projects rarely live inside a single software. Learn how CAD integration with other tools can achieve project results.

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The strongest candidates are often in high demand. But with the right approach, you can attract and recruit top talent to build a stronger team.

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You’re trained to value precision. Every contour, parameter, and assumption matters. But how do you share complex data to non-experts? Learn tips.

IT procurement includes budget justifications, security reviews, and sign-off. To make it through the process, IT procurement best practices matters.

Ever wonder how to make a bar chart that impresses viewers? Discover customizations that'll highlight what matters, clarify differences, and more.

At large conferences, posters compete for attention. Rick Koehler, Ph.D., PH, understands this well and uses information design to stand out.

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From surface to subsurface features, Alexey Shulgin translates geophysical measurements into clear insight to drive stakeholders' decision-making.

Stacked bar charts are one of those visuals that everyone recognizes but doesn’t always use to their full potential. Discover how to use it effectively.

One of the most common choices in scientific data visualization is deciding between a log scale vs. linear scale. Here's how to choose wisely.

In a recent webinar, Drew Dudley showed how to transform raw borehole data into polished 2D borehole logs and 3D models.