Global Asset Sustainability: Breakthrough Lean Best Practice Counters Rising Energy Costs

In this white paper get an insightful look at how companies that establish a strategy and global approach with a new lean practice improve operating, financial, and environmental performance.
The Global Asset Sustainability Metric consists of four major components: availability, performance, quality, and energy consumption. The first three factors are part of Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE); the equation is new with the addition of energy. Energy is the largest cost driver for operating assets in most companies. In this paper find out from real life examples:

• Why adapting to energy costs is not optional
• A new lean approach: Global Asset Sustainability
• EAM as a foundation
• Today’s frontier for EAM: Factoring in energy efficiency

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