CMMS Systems Requirements & Functions Your Organization Needs
When developing effective facility operations strategies, facility management tactics and practices are an essential part of the planning process. While facility managers have traditionally relied on preventive maintenance, as a proactive asset management methodology, there is a significant shift to predictive maintenance (PdM) due to real-time data becoming more prevalent, and machine learning providing better insights into potential areas of risk.
Read MoreCMMS Benefits That Will Improve Maintenance Operations & Efficiency
When developing effective facility operations strategies, facility management tactics and practices are an essential part of the planning process. While facility managers have traditionally relied on preventive maintenance, as a proactive asset management methodology, there is a significant shift to predictive maintenance (PdM) due to real-time data becoming more prevalent, and machine learning providing better insights into potential areas of risk.
Read MoreBest Facility Management Software: 2023 Guide
LLumin discusses how following these facility management best practices improves your company’s efficiency and ROI. Automate, customize, and communicate.
Read MorePreventive Maintenance in the Oil and Gas Industries: A Complete Guide
LLumin discusses how preventive maintenance in oil and gas industries has benefited immensely from CMMS software.
Read MoreHow to Maximize Uptime by Utilizing CMMS Software
A computerized maintenance management system (CMMS) is a web-based application that gives industries better control over their assets, especially those critical to their operations or production processes.
Read MoreMachine 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…
Read MoreMachine 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…
Read MoreThe 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…
Read MoreWebinar Explores Food and Beverage Manufacturing Challenges from a Manufacturer’s Perspective
There are two parts to every customer case study; challenges and a solution. SunnyD, a user of LLumin operations software for more than a decade, will speak to both in a one-hour webinar on April 7 at 1 pm EST. Register now to hear from the popular beverage manufacturer first-hand. In short, SunnyD, formerly known…
Read MoreManufacturing in a World of Disrupted Supply Chains
Supply chains are not impervious to disruption, be they caused by natural disasters (pandemics, earthquakes, hurricanes, etc.), changes in political leadership, military actions, tariffs and viruses. That’s because manufacturers often rely on parts produced in countries around the world to manufacture their finished products. In the resulting world of turmoil, manufacturers can take decisive steps…
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