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Predictive Maintenance: Don’t Miss Smart Ways to Save at Your Plant

KEYWORDS: machinery / technology
9/24/20 11:00 am to 9/24/21 EDT
Contact: Vania

What: FREE Webinar
Where: Online
When: ON DEMAND

Predictive Maintenance: Don’t Miss Smart Ways to Save at Your Plant

The machines in your plant have a treasure trove of information about how you can operate more efficiently. Don’t miss out on the latest tools to unlock that data so you can save—both time and the expense of a breakdown. You have complex operational issues to solve, but your monitoring and analysis tools should be simple to use.

Gain some clarity on the technologies to get your data working for you—whether you’re just looking to add more sensors and monitoring, or you’ve been crunching data for a while and want to move to a new level of efficiency. Come learn about the latest developments that pack a strong ROI: edge health monitoring and advanced analytics with machine learning, augmented reality and virtual collaboration. You’ll find out how to choose the right blend of solutions for your operation to reap big data’s benefits and prevent catastrophic failures.

Learning Objectives:

  1. Want a better understanding of edge monitoring? Here’s how it works through the cloud and on the floor.
  2. Augmented reality sounds futuristic, right? Simple-to-use virtual collaboration tools are available today to train operators and improve uptime.
  3. Imagine being able to PREDICT and PREVENT failure in real time. Recognize when your machines and processes are acting abnormally and understand the root cause.
  4. If you do suffer a breakdown, you need the fastest way to get back online. See virtual collaboration tools in action to rapidly diagnose problems and connect experts and operators anywhere, anytime.

 

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