Practical reliability seminar hits the road
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Meridium product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team
Mar 11, 2002
Meridium will present its "Practical reliability" seminar in ten locations in America and Mexico in the remainder of 2002.
Meridium will present its "Practical reliability" seminar in ten locations in America and Mexico in the remainder of 2002.
The seminar is designed to help companies turn reliability efforts into value-added business opportunities.
Delegates will learn keys to developing a reliability initiative, data elements that are required for useful reliability analyses, how to develop key performance indicators (KPIs), which reliability methodologies and techniques are appropriate for specific industries and how to enable critical reliability work flows.
The half-day provides current and potential users of Meridium's ERMS software a preview of the benefits and capabilities of the various reliability related modules in the Meridium family of programs, including its latest web applications.
The seminars are free of charge, but seating is limited.
Advance registration is required by logging on to the Meridium website, where details of venues can be found.
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