Saturday, January 19, 2019
The Kazakhstan Petroleum Association Advocates for Local Industry
Home-automation and -security professional Amzy Hibler is responsible for handling finance, accounting, and treasury and risk management as the chief financial officer for Technology Guru in Texas. Prior to this position, Amzy Hibler worked in the oil and gas industry and held leadership roles at Chevron Corporation. He also formerly served as the chairman of the finance committee for the Kazakhstan Petroleum Association’s (KPA) Finance & Tax subcommittee, which he helped establish.
The KPA represents 37 foreign and Kazakhstani oil and gas companies and conducts regular meetings to keep its members informed on industry events and developments. It particularly focuses on fostering exploration and production activity, while facilitating the exchange of non-proprietary information between the government and enterprise member. The organization’s efforts also promote collaboration towards solutions for current problems and the fulfillment of objective among its subcommittees.
These subcommittees address areas of common interest and provide the KPA with advice on approaching government bodies regarding factors impacting the oil and gas industry. They also work on projects to offer connections to government sectors. The Human Resources and Finances & Tax subcommittees hold bi-annual conferences that allow KPA members to discuss current issues, news, and present or upcoming legislation. The conferences also feature guest speakers from a variety of corporations.
Monday, January 7, 2019
Global Home Automation Market Continues Growing
An experienced leader in the oil and gas industry, Amzy Hibler has spent much of his career working for the Chevron Corporation in positions that include CFO and director of finance. After leaving the energy sector, Amzy Hibler accepted the position of CFO at Technology Guru, a smart home automation company.
The global home automation market has been growing rapidly. The North American and European markets have prompted the growth of related industries, including construction, real estate, and consumer electronics.
Experts believe this growth will continue through 2020 and reach a value of just under $80 billion. The Asia-Pacific region is expected to have the fastest growth, with India becoming one of the world’s top regions in terms of smart city projects. So far, most smart city projects have been limited to the North American and European markets.
Smartphone-based control applications are the primary fuel for the future growth of the home automation market. The ability to monitor and control home appliances from anywhere has drawn the interest of many consumers around the world. Automatic applications are increasingly in demand, particularly among professionals who work away from the home.
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