MAINTENANCE TECHNOLOGY Articles
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2005/September
Author:Tom Madding, Publisher
Tom Madding, Publisher
Someone once said that "the biggest room in the world is the room for improvement." We at Maintenance Technology agree—just as we bet most of our readers would. To continuously improve our operations, we all must make...
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1998/October
Author:Tom Singer, Tompkins Associates, Inc.
Automatic data collection technologies are ready to enhance data entry for the information-driven maintenance organization.
An optical scanner reads a bar code that provides data about the equipment. Bar codes can also support work orders,...
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2003/September
Author:Tony Kuester
Why don’t we get invited to the big table very often? Perhaps it is because:
We speak a different language.
We see things differently (even though we are looking at the same thing).
We judge things technically, without the “business...
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2011/May
Author:Tony Locker, P.E., and Ken Cybart, Littelfuse
Is your organization missing some major pieces in thisvery important picture? These tips will help close the holes.
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2009/August
Author:Tony Martell, Vice President and General Manager, Aftermarket Business Unit, NSK
As NSK customers face unprecedented financial constraints, the focus has become even more about the bottom line—working to full capacity, as efficiently as possible and with equipment that is reliable and cost-effective to maintain. We understand...
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2010/August
Author:Tony Martell, Vice President and General Manager, Aftermarket Business Unit, NSK
As NSK customers focus on working to full capacity and ensuring their facilities operate at optimum efficiency, equipment that is reliable and cost-effective to maintain is more important than ever. Motion and control products play a vital role.
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2003/July
Author:Torbjörn (Tor) Idhammar, IDCON, Inc.
Example best practices and the questions you need to ask to determine if your plant is using them.
Visiting plants in different corners of the world, we often are asked: “What are the current best practices for preventive maintenance...
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2012/September
Author:Tracy T. Strawn, CMRP, Marshall Institute, Inc.
What’s the concept of quality losses got to do with maintenance? More than you might have thought.
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2002/February
Author:Tracy T. Strawn, Marshall Institute, Inc.
Moving from customer/supplier relationships to partnerships
During the 1980s and 1990s many organizations embraced Total Quality Management (TQM) as a means to improve product quality and ultimately overall business performance. Some of these...
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2011/April
Author:Tracy T. Strawn, Marshall Institute
Despite sizable investments in these types of systems, many organizations still aren’t realizing their full potential.
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