Proactive maintenance and reactive maintenance may sound similar, but while they are not polar opposites, each is a way of performing maintenance that differs greatly. A paper published in the ...

Nobody can schedule unplanned events that will affect power generation. And no one wants to start a day expecting an emergency to occur. But when critical systems fail in the power supply system, it’s ...

Fleet maintenance has long been an area where outdated practices collide with modern technology, creating a divide between those who embrace data-driven efficiency and those who remain stuck in the ...

This final article in the series details how small- and medium-sized businesses can benefit from having maintenance and repair practices in three key areas: reactive, planned, and predictive ...

Balancing operational costs and business efficiency continues to be a significant challenge for enterprises everywhere. In the event of equipment failure, the resulting revenue and productivity losses ...

In the world of HVAC, maintenance is no longer just about fixing what’s broken — it's about predicting what will break before it does. As buildings become smarter and more reliant on digital systems, ...

For decades now, the push has been to move maintenance from merely reacting to failures and toward proactively preventing them. If the proactive mode is too strictly adhered to, pressure will be ...

According to manufacturing engineering experts, to achieve best-in-class maintenance standards, 85% of all machine maintenance activities should be planned in advance. By planning maintenance, ...

Business leaders are aware of data’s transformative power in driving strategic decision-making. Facilities maintenance, however, is one critical area that often goes overlooked in this data revolution ...

While external pressures like supply chain disruptions, regulatory changes and market volatility grab headlines, the smartest industrial leaders are focusing on what they can control: their own ...