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2000/April
Author:Blaine Pardoe, Enterprise Management Systems
Last year at this time I did a piece on the directions of the CMMS market in general and I feel somewhat vindicated that, indeed, the presence of the Web has reached even further into the business of maintenance ...
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2000/April
Author:Carol Vesier, Ph.D, RonaMax, LLC
How to accurately predict the competitive advantages and quantify the business benefits associated with improving reliability.
A previous article "Profit Driven Reliability" discussed a six-step work process to increase ...
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2000/April
Author:Ed Hartmann, International TPM Institute
A proven 12-stage "Western" approach to successfully installing Total Productive Maintenance and setting the stage for world-class performance
At least every second attempted installation of Total Productive Maintenance ...
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2000/April
Author:MT Staff
For maintenance professionals, hardware and software for handheld computers have evolved quickly. Cost-effective methods for eliminating paperwork and improving cycle time on repairs are at a technician's fingertips. ...
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2000/April
Author:Robert C. Baldwin, CMRP, Editor
Robert C. Baldwin, CMRP, Editor
The Rodney Dangerfield refrain "We don't get no respect" keeps popping up again and again in maintenance circles. If we really want to change the image of maintenance and become the...
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2000/April
Author:Robert M. Williamson, Strategic Work Systems, Inc.
Six key elements put into regular use in the workplace to improve equipment performance and reliability is what TPM is all about.
What is it about improvements in the workplace? They all seem to have three-letter acronyms...
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