Rapid identification of defects in the manufacturing process is central to driving increased uptime and reliability of assets in the manufacturing process.
For as long as facilities have been built, there has been an immense challenge for organizations to acquire, assimilate and organize the data required to properly operate and maintain a facility that has been turned over to them.
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Bentley Systems will host a booth at the ARC Industry Forum Americas 2023 featuring PlantSight, our digital twin solution for the energy, process, mining, and water industries, and its new features that can help energy users digitally advance during the challenging transition to renewable resources.
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Worlds Enterprises, Inc., creators of a new 4D infrastructure for building the Industrial Metaverse, announces the successful completion of its $21.2 million Series A1 funding round.
Sensata Technologies’ consolidated business and portfolio under Sensata INSIGHTS will help customers fully maximize the IoT ecosystem with end-to-end solutions that spans video telematics, IoT asset management devices and software platforms for applying powerful analytics and machine learning.
Pennzoil-Quaker State Company d/b/a SOPUS Products, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Shell USA, Inc. (“Shell”) that comprises Shell’s US lubricants business, has signed an agreement to acquire 100% of TFH Reliability Group, LLC, the parent company of Allied Reliability Inc. (“Allied Reliability”).
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The problem with this simple approach is context. Can it really be said with confidence that a rare but catastrophic event is as low a risk as a negligible but frequent event?