On the verge of the 4th industrial revolution, IoT and predictive analytics are bringing unseen possibilities in maintenance, reliability and condition monitoring. Euromaintenance 4.0 aims to provide a comprehensive and attractive agenda of learning opportunities for CTO's, asset managers, group maintenance & reliability leaders, maintenance & reliability engineers, condition monitoring specialists and operational managers working in asset intensive industries in Europe and the rest of the world. The event will focus on disruptive technologies without omitting the essential basics and best practices in the field of maintenance, reliability, condition monitoring and asset management. Euromaintenance 4.0 presents a unique opportunity to share your experience and expertise or to showcase your innovation in these fields. Euromaintenance, since 1972 the most important European conference for Maintenance, was for the first time organised in Belgium in 2008. Up to present, Euromaintenance 2008 was the most successful Maintenance conference in Europe, with more than 750 participants from 51 countries all over the world. Euromaintenance 4.0 aims to go beyond the successes of 2008.
Topics include:
Maintenance 4.0
- The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT)
- Predictive, Prognostic and Prescriptive Maintenance
- Asset Data Management
- Smart Tools, Drones and Robotics for Maintenance
- The connected Maintenance Technician
- Smart Maintenance Supply Chain
Maintenance & Reliability fundamentals
- Work Execution Management
- Asset Condition Monitoring & Management
- Reliability Engineering
- Reliability Leadership & Reliability Culture
- Technician Efficiency and Effectiveness
- Health and Safety aspects & impacts
Asset Management
- Asset Performance Management
- Asset Portfolio Management
- Managing Risks associated with operating assets
- ISO 55000
Motor Systems 4.0
- Motor health assessment
- Motor Life Cycle Management & Life Cycle Performances
- Motor Energy Efficiency
- Explosion proof motors
- Sustainability & Circular Economy applied on Motor
