Things to think about (and do) in 2010

We are pleased to announce a very special project that created a very special outcome.

Reliabilityweb.com and Uptime Magazine invited thought leaders in the maintenance and reliability community to contribute a single page communication directed toward creating a new idea or action on the part of the readers, the maintenance and reliability professional community at large.

Things to do and think about e-bookWe are hoping that this work will be received with the importance we think it should have as it makes a powerful difference for those who read and re-read it throughout 2010.

The contributors did an OUTSTANDING job sharing wisdom that can make a difference for each of us.

This work is a FREE downloadable e-book in PDF format. No registration is required.

Our goal is to drive 10,000 downloads during 2010 so that your work can have a meaningful impact on the community at large so please recommend it to all of your friends and coworkers if you agree that it worthy.

Click the links below to download the PDF (7.5 Meg) or a ZIP File (6.75 Meg)

Please post your comments below after you read the e-book. The authors and others in the community will appreciate your comments. We want to hear from you so we continue to bring innovative projects like this forward.

Comments (15)

  • Terry,
    Great idea! Well executed! This is a diverse collection of thoughts from our industry.
    Thanks for creating it.
    Shon Isenhour

    1) Posted 8:28 am, 03 February 2010 by Shon Isenhour

  • Classic Terry!

    2) Posted 7:23 am, 10 February 2010 by Abayomi

  • Terry, Very useful, and always appreciated.

    Randy

    3) Posted 12:59 pm, 10 February 2010 by Randy Carpenter

  • Great idea and exceptional effort to make this easily available to all. Reliabilityweb.com and Uptime magazine continue to provide timely, professional advice. Keep up the great work!

    4) Posted 12:59 pm, 10 February 2010 by Don Moritz

  • Very well achieved, clearing, precise and easy of understanding. Great contribution. Thank you. Greeting from Chile.

    5) Posted 9:00 pm, 10 February 2010 by Cristian Delgado Herrera

  • Terry,

    A real engineer always thinks for another engineer's troubles! You have done a great job and I do appreciate your thoughts and effort.

    6) Posted 8:39 am, 12 February 2010 by Kassim El-Maawiy

  • Not just for practitioners in the field, many of the thouguhts expressed can be used by anyone and applied to all aspects of our lives and relationships. I know I will be perusing it throughout the year and plan to share it with friends and family. Love the visuals!
    S

    7) Posted 6:46 pm, 12 February 2010 by Sylvia

  • Very useful, Terry. I'll be passing this on to others. Thanks!

    8) Posted 8:28 am, 15 February 2010 by Liane Harris

  • Great. Thought provoking. Useful. Thanks!

    9) Posted 12:31 pm, 15 February 2010 by John Snider

  • Is an excellent " vademecum" to achieve goals in the maintenance area, and keep on track us. Great contribution Many thanks

    10) Posted 7:30 am, 16 February 2010 by Diego

  • Terry

    What a great professionally created gift for the industry.

    11) Posted 10:38 am, 17 February 2010 by Bob Matthews

  • Terry,

    This is an excellent, comprehensive summary of thoughts, processes, guides, and ideas to succeed not only in maintenance field. I appreciate you putting this together and all the contributors allowing you to share their ideas and thoughts with everyone. Thank you!

    12) Posted 2:51 pm, 17 February 2010 by Guenther Strunk

  • thanks,very useful

    13) Posted 7:32 am, 28 February 2010 by mohsen

  • Good brain food and well-executed.

    Thank you!

    14) Posted 12:53 pm, 01 March 2010 by Ann Walden

  • Sharing experiences and knowledge..a great way to promote change.

    Thanks and best regards,

    Jose

    15) Posted 1:22 pm, 15 March 2010 by Jose Nuila

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