Thought Leaders Series: Asset management improving equipment reliability
Synopsis
Adopting digital asset management in an industry moving through a significant digital revolution is pivotal to protect and reduce risks to an engineering organisation and the projects they are undertaking.
The importance of this is leading to many organisations increasingly adopting Reliability-Centered Maintenance (RCM) strategies to safeguard their critical assets and mitigate the financial, safety and environmental repercussions of operational challenges.
This is why deploying an RCM framework and developing an Asset Performance Management (APM) strategy that leverages the maintenance strategy is crucial for an organisation's operations.
Join this webinar, as our speakers discuss the importance of RCM and how taking this strategic approach to asset management is helping address the complexities of today’s digital revolution.
Key Takeaways
• Importance of Asset Management
• Significance of the digital revolution in the Engineering Industry
• The seven steps to implement an effective RCM-Framework including steps like determining asset criticality rankings or optimizing preventative maintenance programs.
About the speakers
Vice President, Digital Assets Strategic Advisor, Technical Product Evangelist Asset Lifecycle Intelligence Division, Hexagon
Kevin has been in the Enterprise Asset Management software industry most of his professional career in product management and product strategy capacities. He currently serves as Hexagon Asset Lifecycle Intelligence’s Strategic Advisor for the Digital Assets Portfolio. Prior to this role, and the last 26+ years, he has been in roles that have held responsibility for Product Management, Product Marketing, and Strategy functions for the hexagon Enterprise Asset Management and MP2, iProcure, Spear Technologies, Energy Performance Management and Asset Performance Management.
Partner - Engineering & Asset Management , KPMG Australia
Julian is a partner in the Engineering & Asset Management team within KPMG's Infrastructure, Assets & Places division and has more than 20 years' experience leading teams that develop asset management frameworks and strategies across multiple sectors. Julian is a sector leader in Transport and Asia Pacific Lead for Infratech and has worked with asset owners and operators of some of the world's most complex transport, utilities, healthcare and government infrastructure across Australia, NZ, Asia, USA, UAE, and the UK.
