Mitigate Business Risks for Complex Assets through Smarter Maintenance
Provided by IBM
Category Enterprise Asset Management (EAM)
Type White Paper
Length 5
Publish Date September 16 2009
Date posted February 08 2011
Overview
ARC Advisory Group brief that explores assuring high up-time for critical equipment. Technically sophisticated and complex assets usually have high utilization and are critical for a significant portion of revenue. Failure or underperformance provides significant business risk. Mitigation of this risk is obtained through the EAM application.
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