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Global PTM Top Sponsor of Asset Lifecycle Management Summit

The event, produced by ReliabilityWeb.com, brought together more than 300 operations and maintenance industry professionals for interactive workshops, breakout sessions and hands-on learning tracts which provided numerous networking and learning opportunities. This year’s ALM Summit was co-located with RCM-2009 Reliability Centered Maintenance Manager’s Forum and the EAM-2009 Enterprise Asset Management Event.

As platinum sponsor, Global PTM leveraged a theme “The Business of Oracle eAM” throughout all graphical elements within their exhibit display, welcome handout materials and brochures given to booth visitors. The theme highlighted Global PTM’s capabilities for delivering cost effective services centered on optimizing eAM opportunities for clients including the company’s “Solution Delivery Process” for Oracle implementations. Global PTM is a member of the Oracle PartnerNetwork.

“The ALM Summit featuring Oracle applications is a community gathering of professionals within the maintenance arena where they can learn about the latest Oracle asset lifecycle management solutions,” says Terry O’Hanlon, CMRP and founder of Reliabilityweb.com. “Having this kind of event provides industry personnel with a venue purposely created for discussions around standardizing work processes and cost-saving opportunities. Global PTM is a key player within this market and having them as our top event sponsor is a privilege.”

Paul Neerhof, President of Global PTM adds, “Our sponsorship is one way we can demonstrate our commitment to Oracle applications and the market we serve for those looking for maintenance operational improvement solutions. The ALM Summit is an excellent forum to interact with attendees to learn about their maintenance needs and how we can help them gain the most from their eAM investment.”

About Global PTM
Headquartered in Houston, Texas with strategically located world-wide offices, Global PTM delivers Maintenance Operational Improvement (MOI) solutions centered on People, Technology and Methods designed to enhance project return on investment. Global PTM’s proprietary best practices methodology, the Solution Delivery Process (SDP), serves as the core process with essential project steps purposed to achieve sustainable results for clients such as cost reductions, labor efficiencies and MRO inventory optimization. For more information, visit www.GlobalPTM.com

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