In today’s volatile industrial sectors, the only certainty is change. As the need for faster return on investment gets more pressing, there’s no time to waste when it comes to creating an adaptive asset strategy. The need to manage multiple plants with different asset conditions while meeting business objectives on a global level is a challenge, but it’s achievable.

In this video, our experts Hans Franck and Harry Bleiburgh will present their insights into building a flexible asset strategy that addresses and mitigates business risk throughout the asset lifecycle. From design to decommission, you’ll learn how to create a successful asset strategy or find areas of opportunity in your existing one.

They will also discuss how to connect your asset strategy to multiple business objectives, such as safety and compliance, productivity, and cost and risk.

For many companies today, digital transformation in the industry is still in the realm of science fiction. Smartphones can predict our behavior, humankind has mastered the control of crew-less spacecraft, and yet sometimes we cannot even get two corporate departments to work together. In reality, fully automated and connected plants remain a distant dream for most manufacturers.

Streamlining processes and technologies aligned with people’s needs in organizations is not an easy task. So how can we transform and simplify Asset Performance Management?

As individuals and modern citizens of the world, we take personal connectivity for granted. We use our smartphones to take part in many digital processes, we allow Google to use our data to predict where we go and what we want.

Realistically, for many companies today, the digital revolution in industry is still in the realm of science fiction. Although some plants are now up and running, fully automated and networked factories remain a distant dream for most manufacturers.

This 5 minute video briefly discusses the maintenance program level characteristics of the Maintenance Pyramid and how AVEVA offers solutions that complement the necessary functions and desired outcomes found within each level.