As Dr Ganesh Thakur stated it in his 20th World Petroleum Congress paper, “reservoir management […] relies on the use of financial, technological, and human resources to maximize the economic recovery of hydrocarbons from a reservoir, while minimizing capital investments and operating expenses” (Thakur, 2011). In this context, reservoir monitoring – a central piece to reservoir management, has to embrace and be embraced by multidisciplinary teams rather than being part of a sequential approach through the life of an asset. Interestingly, reservoir management is just as applicable to hydrocarbon reservoirs than it is to large scale storage – be it of CO2, hydrogen, natural gas, etc.