Why Should I Attend the 5th Annual Oracle Maintenance Summit? (Reasons #12-14)
A: The Oracle Maintenance Summit agenda will be fact-filled, customer-based and ERP-specific, addressing topics like:
- Addressing the Increase of Operational Performance and Contribution to Margin Growth within the Maintenance Organization
- Going Beyond EAM to Drive Value with product sets recently acquired by Oracle, known as “Edge Products”
- Passion, Conviction, and Collaboration in the Field of Maintenance
- The Journey from Continuous Improvement to World Class Maintenance
- A Critical Look at What Maintenance Key Performance Indicators Really Indicate
- Driving Sustainable Improvements in Asset Performance Management
- Removing the Residue: Maintenance, Repair and Operations (MRO) Data Cleansing
- Understanding the Unique Requirements of Mobile EAM Users
- Implementing Enterprise-wide Health and Safety
- Optimizing Maintenance and MRO Stores Coordination
- Planning and Scheduling in a Complex Maintenance Environment
- Going Mobile with PeopleSoft Maintenance Management
- In-Depth Look at Fleet Preventive Maintenance
- Return on Investment: Expected and Unexpected Benefits
- Construction, Operations and Maintenance for Sustainability
A: The content can be used and incorporated to help companies drive toward maintenance excellence and better utilization of their products.
A: Tours of Orlando Utilities Commission (Generation Plant or Fleet or Facilities) to view one of Oracle’s EAM products in action to support maintenance.
That’s quite a topic lineup. Worth going for that alone, if history is any indicator.
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