Look for us at EPRI’s Condition-Based Maintenance User Group (CBMUG) happening this week in Minneapolis, MN! Tomorrow, July 9, Austin Crook will be discussing the benefits of Equipment Anomaly Detection (EAD) and presenting our case study with Portland General Electric.
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Dive into the past and future of Europe's toll systems with our in-depth exploration. 🌍🚚 Discover how the journey from traditional toll booths to innovative EETS is reshaping fleet management and operations. ➡️ https://lnkd.in/eR-pRbPQ
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📅 It's tomorrow and you don't want to miss it! Our next live #webinar will bring lots of insights on #predictivemaintenance and will explore the fascinating world of data processing and analytics, which are essential for developing effective #conditionmonitoring strategies. Register now using the link below ⬇
LAST CHANCE! ⏰ HID's experts, Brad Williams and Brad Hopkins will be sharing insights on predictive maintenance and condition monitoring tomorrow! Check it out now! 👉 https://hid.link/JeK
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The session on "CMMS Data Quality Management for Global Business’ Performance Metrics" is a must for anyone who wants to improve their #CMMS #dataquality and leverage it for better business outcomes. Don’t miss the opportunity to gain insights from a real-world case study! Join Sunil Kamerkar and hundreds of other reliability professionals at TRC on May 14-16, 2024 in Seattle. You’ll get to hear the top-notch speakers who can help jumpstart your #reliability journey! #Metrics #Maintenance #GlobalOperations
Reliability Leadership, AI, Strategic Maintenance, Asset Management, Digitalization, IoT, ISO Standards, EAM and Asset Performance Management
Just three of the top-notch speakers who can jumpstart your reliability journey at the RELIABILITY Conference May 14-16, 2024 in Seattle Washington. Click here to register while discounts are the best: https://uptime4.me/TRC24
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On a Supercomputing Conference /var /var away (SC23 Denver Colorado) I'm meeting a lot of people. But some are more special than others, not only do they have the same professional attitude but on the personal level there is also a match. HPC brings people together. Next step: The people connecting the HPC systems together.
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Will I see you in Athens next week for the Vessel Performance Information Event? Key Questions: · How can we better understand and improve vessel performance? · What role does digital technology play in supporting these processes? · How do we manage complexities such as overconsumption, ETS, and CII without information overload? I will be speaking at the event with special focus on optimizing vessel performance in the digital age - and how to use data to produce actionable insights from a commercial angle. If you are around either 26-27-28 Feb, and interested in a talk about these interesting topics, please let me know.
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At tomorrow's online meeting (May 2, 2024 at 9:30 am) of the regional Transportation Technology and Operations Coalition (TTOC), Ryan Fries, Ph.D., P.E. from Southern Illinois University - Edwardsville will be reviewing recommendations for assessing the condition of highway-traffic signals, work he is completing for the Illinois Center for Transportation. The northeastern-Illinois region has about 8,000 traffic signals, but there is little information about their condition. This draft study, when implemented, will help us understand the scale of the regional investment needed to modernize the signals and bring the signals up to a state of good repair. A zoom link is included in the meeting agenda at https://lnkd.in/gwC3S67T. Slide decks and meeting recordings are at https://lnkd.in/guWhcaxU. TTOC is a regional forum to discuss transportation operations and intelligent transportation systems.
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Stop by and see me next week! Let me share how we can help you with your Fleet Management needs.
The National Conference of State Fleet Administrators (NCSFA) is just a week away, and we hope to see you there! NCSFA offers education and networking opportunities to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of state fleet management. AssetWorks' Danny Brashear, CEM, will be in Portland, OR, for NCSFA next week, so make sure to reach out to him through below:
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If you or your business are involved in the PNT realm, take a look at the work we’re doing at S&T and let us know if you’d like to participate! Contact info is in the announcement!
Calling all Critical Infrastructure experts and GPS equipment manufacturers! 📢 Join us at the 2024 GPS Testing for Critical Infrastructure (GET-CI) event and test your equipment against GPS disruption and spoofing. Learn more: https://bit.ly/46cuiFu
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Facilities Management in the 1990s: A Decade of Transformation Facilities Management underwent significant changes in the 1990s. Do you remember these key regulatory changes, environmental initiatives, and technological advancements? Regulatory Changes: • American Disabilities Act (ADA): Signed into law in 1990, this required facilities to be accessible to people with disabilities, leading to widespread renovations including ramps, wider doors, and braille signage. • Phase-Out of CFCs: In 1994, the ban on chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) to protect the ozone layer necessitated a shift to alternative refrigerants. Environmental Initiatives: • EPA's GreenLights Initiative: Launched in 1991, this promoted energy-efficient lighting. • Energy Star Buildings Program: Started in 1995, it aimed to improve the efficiency of mechanical and electrical systems. • U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC): Formed in 1993, it introduced the LEED rating system, defining standards for environmentally friendly building practices and emphasizing cost-saving benefits. Technological Advancements: • Personal Computers and the Internet: The rise of these technologies transformed facility management. Computer-Aided Facility Management (CAFM) software improved data sharing and efficiency. • Internet Resources: Facilitated industry news, product information, networking, and online resources for facility managers. • Y2K Preparation: The decade ended with facility managers ensuring building automation systems were compliant to avoid disruptions. Security Concerns: • Increased Security Measures: Following the 1993 World Trade Center bombing and the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, facility security became critical, leading to heightened awareness and preparedness for potential terrorist threats. Overall, the 1990s were marked by a focus on accessibility, sustainability, technology integration, and enhanced security measures, setting the stage for future developments in facility management. #FacilitiesManagement #1990s
Don't be fooled, this isn’t a cross-stitching hanging in a facility manager's office. It's a Trane ad from the 1990s! Learn more about this decade including the phasing out of CFCs in our BOM 70th Anniversary coverage. https://lnkd.in/gPghVx5G
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Join or renew your NAAA membership at https://lnkd.in/gaF4qp8c or call the office at 202-546-5722. The more industry involvement from Operators, Pilots and Allied Companies, the more effective NAAA can be in keeping unnecessary regulations at bay, promoting the benefits of aerial application, and enhancing industry safety and stewardship. Operators can join for $1.74 per day and pilots can join for just $0.74 per day— a small price to pay to help NAAA ensure a profitable business climate exists for the industry.
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