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How IoT-enabled maintenance solutions can elevate the performance of assets in the field, the fleet, and the plant
Since early 2020, organizations that rely on industrial machinery have faced labor shortages, disconnected markets, and disrupted supply chains. We know that the impact is more pronounced for organizations that operate on different machinery and assets. So how can companies move forward? To thrive for the remainder of 2022, companies should adopt the Internet of Things (IoT)-enabled automation not only as insurance for mitigating future risk—but also as a fundamental business strategy. Primary issues must be addressed for asset-intensive operations and industries: Knowing exactly which type of (and how much) equipment their plants or operations own and leaseAcknowledging what parameters...
Machine downtime truly hurts the food and beverage sector—here’s how to reduce it by 40 percent
Downtime significantly impacts the bottom line in manufacturing—costing companies as much as $260,000 per hour, according to Aberdeen Research. Unplanned downtime is often a result of knowledge gaps involved with machine/shift changeover or machine operations directly. Training and experience significantly improve these areas of operations inefficiencies. Unplanned machine downtime is another culprit. Critical machinery that breaks down or stays down at the wrong time can cause operations downtime that impacts revenue, product quality, and even corporate reputation.   Especially in plants that produce a high volume of goods, continually, and are in regulated industries such as food and beverage. Some major issues...
LLumin’s CEO presents at annual PMMI conference
Recently, LLumin’s CEO, Ed Garibian, presented at the PMMI Annual Meeting in Detroit. Ed focused his presentation on the value of reducing downtime across facilities. Speaking to PMMI’s audience, he discussed how OEMs can integrate learnings from machine data into a machine-as-a-service strategy. This article briefly recaps Ed’s presentation. Recapping how LLumin established itself LLumin is an enterprise CMMS, asset management, and materials management software solution. LLumin uses machine data to create well-thought-out, predictive products for operations. The purpose of LLumin's product for OEMs is to improve machine performance, maintain ongoing customer relationships, recurring revenue models, and a bridge...
LLumin Featured in The National Provisioner
LLumin unveils IoT-enabled software that reduces downtime and automates safety compliance. Link to full article here: https://www.provisioneronline.com/articles/111516-llumin-unveils-iot-enabled-software-that-reduces-downtime-and-automates-safety-compliance
LLumin Featured in Automation World Magazine
Exhibiting for the first time at PACK EXPO, Llumin, an established participant in the Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) space, introduced a new software called Llumin for OEMs. Link to the full article here: https://www.automationworld.com/home/article/21734937/delivering-realtime-operational-data-to-oems
Llumin Featured in Packaging World Magazine
Exhibiting for the first time at PACK EXPO, Llumin, an established participant in the Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) space, introduced a new software called Llumin for OEMs. Link to full article here:Â https://www.packworld.com/issues/operational-excellence/article/21734937/delivering-realtime-operational-data-to-oems
Llumin Featured in OEM Magazine
Exhibiting for the first time at PACK EXPO, Llumin, an established participant in the Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) space, introduced a new software called Llumin for OEMs. Link to the full article:Â https://www.oemmagazine.org/home/article/21734937/delivering-realtime-operational-data-to-oems
Machine as a Service + IIOT = Flexibility + Real Opportunity for American Manufacturing: An equation that can’t be ignored
American manufacturers cannot do anything about the pandemic, but they do have one economic arrow in their quiver to use to counteract the downward economic direction – that is, adopting the Machine as a Service approach toward deploying additional machinery. American manufacturers who cannot come up with the capital to purchase new machinery can still gain a competitive advantage by using the same machinery on a MaaS basis. Taking advantage of the flexibility to deploy machinery via MaaS really changes the equation. When the Industrial Internet of Things (IIOT) is added to this equation, the American manufacturer benefits in another...
The Transformative Journey Toward Machine as a Service (MaaS)
A conversation with Edward Garibian, CEO of Llumin in Springfield, MA Interviewer: Ed, before I ask you a few questions about the transformative journey that many manufacturers are going through as they embrace MaaS, can you tell us what MaaS is and give us a brief history of MaaS? Ed Garibian: Yes, I’ve watched MaaS develop over the past 20 years and become a hot topic in the last decade. In terms of what MaaS is, it’s a business operating model that involves equipment manufacturers selling machinery to end-user manufacturers on a subscription basis. But it doesn’t stop there. ...