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2006/November
Author:Al Emeneker, Life Cycle Engineering (LCE)
This author compares asset management to the care and feeding of, and sometimes keeping endangered species alive. Compelling analogy, isn't it?
When was the last time you visited a zoo and enjoyed a leisurely stroll through the exhibits,...
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2006/November
Author:Bob Williamson, Contributing Editor
Bob Williamson, Contributing Editor
Confer (v): Present, talk, give, discuss, consult, put heads together, have a conversation…
Conference (n): Symposium, forum, meeting, convention, consultation, summit, alliance…
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2006/November
Author:Ken Bannister, Contributing Editor
Ken Bannister, Contributing Editor
Arguably the most important of all manufacturing intracorporate partnerships, the relationship between production/operations and maintenance is often a bittersweet accord, in which both...
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2006/November
Author:Martin Hooper, Reporter, A-B Journal
Most large plants invest hundreds of millions of dollars in capital assets. Effective management of these assets has a significant impact on both the balance sheet and income statement. While many organizations today are beginning to...
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2006/November
Author:MT Staff
Southern Nevada Water System (SNWS), a department of the Southern Nevada Water Authority, currently has 12 technicians running PDAs (Personal Data Assistants) with maintenance scheduling and management software. What’s especially...
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2006/November
Author:Paul D. Tomlingson, Paul D. Tomlingson Associates, Inc.
What does such a designation really mean, and how do you derive the type of performance standards that let you know when you have arrived?
"World-class" performance marks an organization as a leader in its industry and sets it ...
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