Connectivity - Predictive+Maintenance Features

Three layers of predictive maintenance

The key difference between preventive maintenance and predictive maintenance is that the latter means completing maintenance only when needed, as opposed to scheduled intervals. Here, Miron Shtiglitz, VP for Product and Delivery at QualiSense, forecasts a future where data from inspection not only underpins maintenance schedules, but informs the very design of the product itself.

Striving towards zero water leakage

Clean drinking water and sanitation are fundamental to human well-being. Despite this, it’s estimated that 30 percent of the water put into pipes is lost before it reaches consumers. Here, Barbara Hathaway, Technology Leader (Leakage Solutions), and Katie Good, Vice President, Operations, explain how Enigma acoustic leak loggers and advanced cloud-based monitoring and analytics solutions can identify and address water and wastewater management issues.

Is your factory smart enough? Five steps to harness the true power of data
- Predictive Maintenance
- (31/07/2023)
“The term ‘holistic' refers to my conviction that what we are concerned with here is the fundamental interconnectedness of all things,” writes Douglas Adams in his novel, Dirk Gently’s Holistic Detective Agency.
Considerations when selecting the right load bank
- Automation
- (25/05/2023)
One predicament that could strike fear into any business is a sudden power outage, especially if the back-up system fails to spring into action.

Are smart sensors the key to addressing manufacturing’s sustainability shortfalls?
- Predictive Maintenance
- (26/01/2023)
While COP27 reaffirmed the urgency of the climate crisis, concerns are rising around whether meeting global targets is feasible.
Riding in a remotely-monitored open sleigh
- Automation
- (15/12/2022)
On a cold Christmas eve, the wind started to howl, and children slept in their beds, as snow fell to the ground.

Wireless technology: A winning formula for motor racing
- Predictive Maintenance
- (28/11/2022)
Valtteri Bottas currently holds the record for the highest speed in a Formula 1 race, hitting 231.4mph in the 2016 Mexican Grand Prix. But what may seem like a fluke requires intensive testing before racers hit the track. Here, Robert Badcock, CEO of Mantracourt, discusses some of the challenges that motor teams face and how remote monitoring technology can help optimise a car for racing. .
CRU contributes to a cleaner commodities market using Decision Intelligence and prescriptive analytics
- Predictive Maintenance
- (21/11/2022)
CRU, a global provider of business intelligence and consulting services for the global metals, mining and fertiliser industries, is using prescriptive analytics and Decision Intelligence from Pyramid Analytics (Pyramid) to revolutionise how the sector manages its carbon emissions.