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Published 2024-04-23 by Rui Alves (a 13.7 minute read)

Introduction

This article is the public version of one of PF consultant's internal technical documents. In it, we define the main asset type classes, give examples of each and describe in general terms how the modules available in comma CMMS can be leveraged to properly organize asset information given the specificities of each type...

Published 2024-04-20 by Diego Santos (a 5.9 minute read)

Who is Art of Water?

Art of Water specializes in bespoke water features and mesmerizing multimedia shows. With nearly 30 years of experience, they have been involved in some unique projects, such as WYNN Macau Performance Lake, Galaxy Macau’s Crystal Lobby and Macau’s Nam Van Lake Multimedia Fountain: Asia's first floating multimedia fountain. These are ...

Published 2024-04-11 by Diego Santos (a 9.4 minute read)

Introduction

As a seasoned maintenance management consultant, I’ve witnessed the profound impact of Computerized Maintenance Management Systems on industrial manufacturing organizations. That impact has not always been positive which may sound like an unexpected thing to write on an article supported by a CMMS company. The truth is that I have n...

Published 2024-04-09 by Alvaro Oberon (a 7.4 minute read)

Introduction

The transition from paper-and-pen methods to computerized maintenance management systems in manufacturing and utilities, started all the way back in the sixties. Terry Wireman’s “Computerized Maintenance Managem...

Published 2024-04-05 by Alvaro Oberon (a 7.7 minute read)

What is OEE?

OEE stands for Overall Equipment Effectiveness and it's a metric used in manufacturing organizations to assess equipment manufacturing productivity. It's expressed as a percentage and derives from a calculation that weighs in three key components: equipment availability, equipment performance and equipment production quality. Let's quickly look at each of these partial ...


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