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1999/April
Author: Ernie Autin, Reliability Management Group
Implementing a computerized maintenance management system (CMMS) requires a large commitment from an organization in time, money, and resources. The success of such a project not only is determined by an on-time, within-budget, and...
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1999/December
Author: Robert Madding and Bernard R. Lyon, Jr., Infrared Training Center
Do environmental influences such as the sun and wind have an effect when performing an infrared (IR) thermography survey? The answer can be as complex as the environment. Factors such as survey severity criteria...
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1999/October
Author:Bill Hankes, The Falk Corporation
Implementing technological advances in a vintage mechanical drive design will result in a more efficient, durable system that can meet increased production demands.
The quality of mechanical drive system components has...
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1999/October
Author:Blaine L. Pardoe, Enterprise Management Systems
As we enter the third generation of computerized maintenance management systems (CMMS) in the marketplace, this question is posed more and more by companies and the software sales reps attempting to hock their wares. ...
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1999/February
Author:Blaine Pardoe, Enterprise Management Systems
"So, should I be on the Internet?" This is becoming a more common question to those of us involved with consulting on maintenance operations. People tend to look at us as if we have crystal balls and can predict the future,...
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1999/June
Author:Blaine Pardoe, Enterprise Management Systems
There has been an on-going debate as to which is the horse or driver in the maintenance business--the needs of maintenance or the needs of technology to support that maintenance. The truth is that there is no ...
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1999/January
Author:Bob Baldwin, Editor
Bob Baldwin
Last year was not the best for some of us. Many maintenance and reliability organizations were under increased pressure to conform to the dictum: “Do more with fewer people and less money.” Expect no let up in...
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1999/February
Author:Bob Baldwin, Editor
Bob Baldwin, Editor
I just returned from a trip on the Internet to research some topics for this and future issues. As usual, I came back both delighted and frustrated: Delighted by some of my finds and frustrated by...
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1999/March
Author:Bob Baldwin, Editor
Bob Baldwin, Editor
Traditional roles are blurring. Reliability and maintenance has blurred to include equipment asset management, capacity assurance, asset utilization, and availability engineering. Although the...
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1999/April
Author:Bob Baldwin, Editor
Bob Baldwin, Editor
I spent several days last month participating in the Plant Engineering and Management sector of the National Manufacturing Week conference and trade show in Chicago. I liked the new show layout with...
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