Ensuring that any manufacturing operation continues to produce output at its maximum efficiency requires a great deal of maintenance consideration. For most organizations, their maintenance efforts are split between two different strategies: predictive and preventive maintenance. Preventive maintenance is a rather customary strategy, largely calendar driven. Meaning the maintenance organizations would conduct would be based on established time intervals throughout the year. Alternatively, predictive maintenance, is much more proactive. Predictive maintenance employs complex systems that connect to your equipment and feed you data that indicates when a given piece of equipment would require maintenance. As more and more IoT technologies begin to emerge, the more intuitive the data extracted from an organization’s fleet can be. This data would then improve the predictability of machine failure and thus the required maintenance steps to prevent said failure. That said, these systems require the implementation of highly sophisticated technology platforms that must be able to fully integrate with the existing systems a manufacturing operation currently employs. For more information about the technologies that are making this level of care possible, please see the resource supported alongside this post.
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