Frank Harmuth
Webinars
Integrating Condition Monitoring with CMMS
Modern manufacturing facilities are utilizing asset condition monitoring technologies to detect problems in equipment and notify staff. Diagnostic sensors are used to track the physical condition of equipment and detect issues in temperature, vibration and other other factors. However, implementing condition monitoring isn’t helpful unless there is a mechanism in place to create plans of action when these problems are detected..
- Frank Harmuth
- DPSI
Articles
Steps to Improving Data Integrity
A computerized maintenance management system (CMMS) or enterprise asset management (EAM) software is only as good as the data it contains. Human error accounts for much of the problem as it relates to inconsistencies in data, since employees are responsible for inputting data. Even if your facility utilizes condition monitoring sensors or other automated technology, there is still a human component...
- Frank Harmuth
- DPSI
Articles
Guide to Maintenance Management Terminology
This guide to maintenance management terminology serves to help teams better understand the differences between key phrases used in the industry.....
- Frank Harmuth
- DPSI
Five Minute Facts
Effective CMMS Training Leads to Continual Improvement
Technology is forever changing. One of the best things about changing technology is the benefit you gain from those technological enhancements...
- Frank Harmuth
- DPSI
Five Minute Facts
Resource Allocation: An Underutilized Feature in EAM Software
Utilizing maintenance employees to their maximum potential is a common challenge in manufacturing plants, particularly those with large teams. Computerized maintenance management systems (CMMS) and enterprise asset management (EAM) software features, such as resource allocation, can help manufacturing maintenance teams resolve this issue...
- Frank Harmuth
- DPSI
