Automation suppliers and analysts have been touting for years that asset management and maintenance processes, aided by software, can significantly improve production and save bottom-line dollars.

Abstract: Software maintenance and evolution are critical processes that ensure software systems remain functional, efficient, and adaptable over time. This article explores the four primary types of ...

There’s a lot of pressure for organizations to deliver an AI strategy. Yet, just 1% of executives describe their AI rollouts as “mature,” and only 25% have a well-defined AI adoption roadmap, ...

Relationships between asset data utilization and maintenance strategies often get complicated, especially in cases where data collection practices are designed to merely follow and not build ...

Let’s assume the asset management plan you use currently is fine. Your machines are always up and running, and you only ever spend a fraction of the maintenance budget on replacing parts. But ‘fine’ ...

Daniel Penn Associates recently asked members of LinkedIn’s Association of Asset Management Professionals Group “What is the maintenance strategy that you use the most with your organization?” The ...

The autonomy and sophistication of assets continue to evolve as technology advances. That, and stiff competition, leaves no room for error in asset management ...

Corrective maintenance refers to any tasks that identify and fix faulty equipment or systems in order to restore them to working order. Incorporating it into your management strategy can keep your ...

Reliability engineering and maintenance optimization are pivotal disciplines that ensure the enduring performance and safety of complex engineered systems across diverse sectors. By integrating ...