Webinar with Stork: Maintenance Maturity and APM 4.0

As predictive and prescriptive analytics become better understood across industries, companies are putting new focus on maintenance maturity and the use of digital technologies. They’re realizing that having a robust maintenance program means leveraging APM technology—and their data—to the fullest advantage.

 

Join our experts and gain valuable insights into the myths and truths of APM and maintenance maturity. Hear how APM 4.0 is the key to achieving that next level in your maintenance—and that it doesn’t have to be cost prohibitive. You’ll learn how together Stork and AspenTech® can help you:

  • Prevent equipment breakdowns by adjusting the process, eliminating damage-causing behavior
  • Plan safe and environmentally incident-free service and repair
  • Improve asset availability with contemporary maintenance practices
  • Demonstrate quick return-on-investment and then scale enterprise-wide – with proven management of as many as 100 assets in 100 days!

See how leading companies are using APM technologies and best practices to achieve maintenance maturity as part of their digital transformation.

Webinar with Stork: Maintenance Maturity and APM 4.0

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Webinar with Stork: Maintenance Maturity and APM 4.0

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