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2007/August
Author:Barbara Hulit, President, Fluke Corporation
Barbara Hulit, President, Fluke Corporation
It’s no secret to any of us working in industry that significant change is taking place in how we do business and manage resources. Never before have so many industry leaders announced...
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2007/August
Author:Bob Williamson, Contributing Editor
Bob Williamson, Contributing Editor
Remember when we, our businesses, our industries, our government and our educational institutions focused on the fundamentals—the basics? Things seem to be different today.
These days, the very...
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2007/August
Author:David C. Orlowski, President and CEO, Inpro/Seal Company
David C. Orlowski, President and CEO, Inpro/Seal Company
At Inpro/Seal, we view the “greening” of the process industries in general, and the maintenance function in particular, as one of the biggest challenges and profit opportunities...
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2007/August
Author:George Dettloff, President and CEO, SKF USA Inc.
George Dettloff, President and CEO, SKF USA Inc.
If “sustainability” is not yet part of your organization’s lexicon, it likely will be very soon. Proactive sustainability programs aim to help businesses become more productive and...
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2007/August
Author:Jack Bolick, President of Honeywell Process Solutions
Jack Bolick, President of Honeywell Process Solutions
From the field to the control room, a manufacturing plant is a mountain of raw data. With countless monitoring devices dispersed throughout the plant, harvesting that data is no problem....
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2007/August
Author:Lee Culbertson, President, Royal Purple, Ltd.
Lee Culbertson, President, Royal Purple, Ltd.
Proper lubricant selection and management is one of the greatest challenges facing any fast-paced process or manufacturing operation these days. Thus, it’s more critical than ever for...
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2007/August
Author:Mike Laszkiewicz, Vice President, Customer Support & Maintenance, Rockwell Automation
Mike Laszkiewicz, Vice President, Customer Support & Maintenance, Rockwell Automation
Ninety percent of manufacturers are experiencing a shortage of qualified production employees—from machinists to technicians— according to a recent...
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2007/August
Author:Peter Zornio, Chief Strategic Officer, Emerson Process Management
Peter Zornio, Chief Strategic Officer, Emerson Process Management
Today, as process automation facilities face a shrinking skilled workforce, the need for plant asset reliability is more important than ever. Organizations can tackle this...
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2007/August
Author:Rich Padula, President and CEO, Syclo
Rich Padula, President and CEO, Syclo
Leading maintenance repair and operation (M.R.O.) organizations are leveraging a range of best practices for optimal asset performance. Such methods encompass maintenance best practices that drive...
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2007/August
Author:Rick Page, Vice President Marketing, John Crane America
Rick Page, Vice President Marketing, John Crane America
The challenges Maintenance and Reliability Professionals face in today’s business environment are daunting. Not only are they being asked to do more with fewer people, but hiring...
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