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WEBINAR DESCRIPTION:

Industrial AI has the potential to radically improve asset optimization. It also has the potential to exponentially increase backlog and overwhelm plant staff. Thousands of sensors, thousands of alerts, floods of data…What assets do you monitor? Which alerts must be responded to? What do you DO when get an alert? The value of digitalization for managing asset performance is only achieved when the right work is done to the right assets at the right time.

Tacoma Zach outlines a 5-point framework for success in digital transformation that connects actionable insights generated by Industrial AI to effective asset performance and work management. This framework identifies critical assets, guides failure discovery & understanding and directs appropriate intervention to secure outcomes.

Learning Takeaways:

1. Set the stage for digital transformation with an overall Asset Management Plan.
2. Understanding criticality and risk targets your digital program with precision.
3. Connect actionable insights to the right interventions through understanding failure modes.
4. Manage resources and work backlog against risk and priority.

ABOUT THE PRESENTER

Tacoma Zach, P.Eng, MASc ChemE, A55K is CEO of Uberlytics, a risk and asset management consulting firm; and co-founder and CEO of MentorAPM, asset performance and work management software solutions. Having spent most of his career in the operation and management of municipal and industrial process operations, Tacoma is an expert on the application of asset management best practices, risk management and ISO 55000 standards. He is the author of Criticality Analysis Made Simple and speaks frequently at leading asset management conferences.