asset management

Right 2 Design for Reliability [DfR]: The 10 Rights of Asset Management

Reliability enters in the design phase of an asset. What are the 10 Rights of Asset Management? 16:11 Minutes. Ramesh Gulati of Jacobs presents right 2, Design. Change the way you think about asset management. Reliability centered design.

reliability engineering for maintenance

Right 1 Specify for Reliability [SfR]: The 10 Rights of Asset Management

"This is not what I wanted." Right 1 is critical. 8:45 Minutes. What are the 10 Rights of Asset Management? Ramesh Gulati presents the first Right, Specify.

internet of things digitalization (iot)

Find the Red Thread: Operational Excellence and Digital Transformation Are Forever Linked

Creating a cohesive relationship between operational excellence and digital transformation requires a balanced approach that brings the design, operations and asset management disciplines together in an intuitive way to enable new levels of operational efficiency.

Internet of Things Digitalization (IoT)

Data-Driven Decision-Making for Predictable Production

How to Gain Timely and Accurate Data Insights to Optimize Asset Performance and Reliability

Data-driven decisions are those backed up by hard evidence; reliable and trustworthy data, rather than intuition, gut instinct, or guesswork. However, the abundance of data that is generated from Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) devices and multiple siloed sources makes it difficult to analyze. The worst thing that can happen is that critical data is missing, remains hidden, or is incorrect. So, how do you know you have the correct information to make the right decision at the right time?

Asset Management

Decision Agility Balancing Competing Priorities to Maximize Productivity and Minimize Risk

Machine learning technology can now predict equipment failures weeks in advance. But once you know a major failure is imminent, what next? How do you decide when and how to perform the repair to maximize productivity and minimize risk? Maintenance wants to carry out the repair quickly in the safest, most well-planned way. Operations wants to maintain production and is resistant to shut down until necessary. Planning and scheduling seek to assure timely product deliveries to

Work Execution Management

What to Expect After Implementation: Establishing a Strong Maintenance Program

The decisions you make during the implementation process can set the precedent for years afterwards and will certainly impact your future growth initiatives so it’s crucial to make this time count.

asset management

Right 2 Design for Reliability [DfR]: The 10 Rights of Asset Management

Right 1 Specify for Reliability [SfR]: The 10 Rights of Asset Management

OEE: How Do You Use It?

Find the Red Thread: Operational Excellence and Digital Transformation Are Forever Linked

The Next Giant Leap for Electric System Reliability

Digital Built America: Smarter, More Sustainable and Resilient

Seeq Recognizes Reseller and Service Partners of the Year

Scott Reese Named CEO of GE Digital

It is impossible to improve any process until it is standardized

Accenture Acquires T.A. Cook, Strengthening Asset Performance Management Capabilities

IBM Acquires Environmental Performance Management Software Provider Envizi

Six key characteristics of an effective asset management framework

Driving Asset Optimization Using The Spot Robot And Dynamic Sensing

The Journey to Success with Asset Management

My Dinner with Albert Einstein and W. Edwards Deming

The Introduction of the SDIPF Safety Reliability Curve

Data-Driven Decision-Making for Predictable Production

Decision Agility Balancing Competing Priorities to Maximize Productivity and Minimize Risk

Reliability Radio EP 250: Scott Smith and Zachary Rose

What to Expect After Implementation: Establishing a Strong Maintenance Program