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2008/February
Author:Magnus Pousette, Vice President ABB Reliability Services North America
Magnus Pousette, Vice President, ABB Reliability Services North America
For many process industry and manufacturing companies, building new plants, investing in productivity improvements and achieving world-class operational status is more of...
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2008/August
Author:Marc Marini, General Manager, IOtech
Marc Marini, General Manager, IOtech
The exploding commodities market—led by oil—is surely a leading candidate for the crisis of the year. As a country, we will weather this storm. While it won't be easy, conservation of resources from...
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2008/November
Author:Mark Pond, Marshall Institute, Inc.
Learning to identify and avoid these recurring traps in your maintenance program will help you be more effective in the application of both preventative and predictive maintenance techniques.
There's no need to extol the virtues of predictive...
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2008/February
Author:Michael Israel igniteService, Inc.
Coordinating production and maintenance can be a big challenge for an operation, but it doesn’t have to erupt in a range war. Effective peacemakers are out there, including those in the form of advanced software tools.
It’s a typical quandary...
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2008/August
Author:Michael J. Connors, President, Process Industries, The Timken Company
Michael J. Connors, President, Process Industries, The Timken Company
The Timken Company has been in the business of helping customers cut cost for more than 109 years. The simple fact is that the knowledge we bring to the table and put into...
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2008/April
Author:Michael V. Brown, President New Standard Institute
Effective management of people always involves training. This training can be as simple as one on one in the field or as formal as training in a classroom setting. The hardest part of the training management responsibility is determining when to...
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2008/October
Author:Mike Fitch, LUDECA, INC.
So you're the reliability engineer? Now what?
Corporations large and small have finally realized that if everyone is responsible for reliability, no one is responsible for reliability. The move to put someone "in charge"— with his/her primary...
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2008/December
Author:Mike Shekhtman, P.E., MBA, CMRP, Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. North American Tire Manufacturing
Need a better way to show the contributions of a reliability effort to your bottom line?
Most people in the reliability profession probably have heard the saying that the maintenance of today is the capacity assurance of tomorrow. Many in our...
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2008/December
Author:MT Staff
News of people and events important to the maintenance and reliability community
BLACHE JOINS MRC AS ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR
Klaus Blache has accepted the position of associate director with the Maintenance and Reliability Center (MRC) at the...
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2008/December
Author:MT Staff
Upgrading from a winner to a winner…
Mitsubishi Electric Automation has introduced the D700, its latest compact variable frequency drive (VFD). Replacing the corporation's popular S500E VFD, this “new-from-the-ground-up” model offers a host...
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