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WEBINAR DESCRIPTION:

While Industry 4.0 has brought real-time monitoring of assets to the forefront, what are we learning?  In this webinar we’ll explore several case studies of continuously monitored assets.  Although we are seeing some of the expected results, we are also seeing data points that may explain some anomalies seen in monthly oil samples.  We’ll also look at case studies from vibration and ultrasound that show conditions that were undetected with route-based monitoring.

Learning Takeaways

1.  Not all conditions are constant
2.  monthly samples may not catch upset conditions
3.  We can learn from what we don’t see in continually monitored assets

ABOUT THE PRESENTER

Understanding and implementing future trends of technology has been Roy’s passion for the past three decades.  Roy’s ability to help global organizations such as Cummins, Mobil, Chevron, Sony and Komatsu to unlock the potential of new and emerging technologies has led to outstanding synergies.

 After majoring in Mass Communications at Western Kentucky University, Roy began his career as a technical operational leader and worked in many broadcast facilities in the United States. Roy was awarded an Emmy for Outstanding Engineering Achievement for developing machine control software that increased productivity and set a national standard for closed captioning of broadcast material.

Roy holds several certifications such as CLS, OMA I, MLT I, MLA II from the STLE.

Roy holds a private pilot’s license and has served as a Unit Commander for the Air Force Auxiliary where he participated in search and rescue operations as well as national disaster relief.