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Syensqo and Shell Chemicals Europe B.V. Collaborate to Advance Low-carbon Ethylene Oxide (EO) Solutions

Syensqo and Shell Chemicals Europe B.V. Collaborate to Advance Low-carbon Ethylene Oxide (EO) Solutions

Syensqo and Shell Chemicals Europe B.V. have joined forces to supply mass-balanced, low-carbon EO solutions for the agricultural and industrial markets, enabling reduced product carbon footprint (PCF) without compromising performance.

Make It Visual: How Seeing Transforms Facility Reliability

Make It Visual: How Seeing Transforms Facility Reliability

When leadership says "Go and do Lean," most facility managers face the same question: Which tool should I use? It's a fair question, but it's also the wrong starting point. The real journey to operational excellence doesn't begin with selecting tools, it begins with clarity of vision and an understanding that Lean is fundamentally a mindset, not just a collection of techniques.

Limble and VibeCloud Integrate Predictive Maintenance Insights With Work Order Execution

Limble and VibeCloud Integrate Predictive Maintenance Insights With Work Order Execution

Limble, the modern maintenance and asset management platform, today announced a partnership with VibeCloud Reliability Solutions Inc., a leader in predictive maintenance and condition monitoring. The new integration connects VibeCloud’s condition monitoring insights directly with Limble, automatically generating and closing work orders based on asset condition data.

Beyond the CMMS: Why Maintenance Compliance Alone Cannot Guarantee Asset Reliability

Beyond the CMMS: Why Maintenance Compliance Alone Cannot Guarantee Asset Reliability

In asset-intensive industries such as oil and gas, petrochemicals, and energy services, equipment reliability directly influences operational safety, production performance, and lifecycle costs. Computerized Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS) have long served as the backbone of maintenance operations, managing asset hierarchies, preventive maintenance schedules, work orders, and spare parts records.

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Reliabilityweb and Association of Asset Management Professionals Bring Certified Reliability Leader® Program to Smart Manufacturing Week 2026

Reliabilityweb and Association of Asset Management Professionals Bring Certified Reliability Leader® Program to Smart Manufacturing Week 2026

Globally recognized CRL certification to debut in Birmingham ahead of the UK’s fastest growing festival of advanced manufacturing and engineering,, researched and produced by The Manufacturer.

Reliability Where Everyone Wins: A Human + AI Approach to Predictive Maintenance

Reliability Where Everyone Wins: A Human + AI Approach to Predictive Maintenance

Every hour of downtime cost money. This simple fact has driven the reliability landscape since the dawn of the industrial era. But another cost, human time, rarely shows up on a balance sheet. When machines break without notice, people miss games, family dinners, and countless other moments that you can’t put a price tag on or measure. While the industry often frames downtime in terms of lost production or revenue, we’re overlooking the profound human costs.

Preventive Maintenance Practices for Belt and Pulley Drive Systems

Preventive Maintenance Practices for Belt and Pulley Drive Systems

Belt and pulley drive systems are widely used in industrial equipment due to their simplicity, flexibility, and cost effectiveness. They are found in conveyors, fans, pumps, compressors, and a wide range of production machinery. Despite their apparent simplicity, belt driven systems are a frequent source of reliability issues when maintenance practices are inadequate or inconsistent.

Reliabilityweb Announces New Accelerated Two-Day Certified Reliability Leader® (CRL) Review Course

Reliabilityweb Announces New Accelerated Two-Day Certified Reliability Leader® (CRL) Review Course

For those who want a more self-paced learning format and less time in the classroom, the new Accelerated Two-Day Certified Reliability Leader (CRL) Training shifts 16 hours of classroom time to self-paced learning using Reliabilityweb’s online learning platform Uptime Academy.

Nineteen Group Expands U.S. Presence and Manufacturing Portfolio with Acquisition of Reliabilityweb

Nineteen Group Expands U.S. Presence and Manufacturing Portfolio with Acquisition of Reliabilityweb

Nineteen Group, the international events and media organization, today announced the acquisition of Reliabilityweb, a highly respected global community dedicated to reliability engineering, maintenance excellence, and asset performance.

The acquisition marks a key milestone in Nineteen Group’s expansion in the United States and strengthens its growing footprint across the manufacturing sector. Reliabilityweb’s deep industry credibility, practitioner-led frameworks, and engaged global community complement Nineteen’s expertise in building and scaling high-impact events and experiences.

Year-End Review: Advancing Reliability Leadership and the Uptime® Elements Body of Knowledge

Year-End Review: Advancing Reliability Leadership and the Uptime® Elements Body of Knowledge

This year marked a deliberate shift from activity to architecture. Across conferences, training, community engagement, learning platforms, and publishing, the focus moved toward strengthening the systems that sustain reliability leadership at scale—not just events, but enduring capability.

What follows is a clear-eyed review of progress, outcomes, and direction.

What a Maturing Condition Monitoring Program Really Looks Like

What a Maturing Condition Monitoring Program Really Looks Like

Not all condition monitoring programs are created equal. Some evolve by expanding coverage, sharpening insight, and empowering technicians to drive reliability. Others plateau, stuck in route-based routines while teams are stretched thinner than ever.The difference comes down to one choice: do you allow your program to plateau, or do you build it to mature?