How to empower your workforce for asset performance improvement

Supplied by Schneider Electric on Tuesday, 17 August, 2021

This guide is designed for managers, engineers and operators in the water industry to improve asset performance through digital maintenance.

It describes how the IIoT, big data and augmented reality are connecting the workforce, equipping it with real-time decision support and enabling collaboration with anyone at any time. Learn how empowering your workforce can:

• maximise return and capital invested

• reduce downtime

• lower operating and maintenance costs

• accomplish more with fewer resources

• improve worker safety

• optimise overall asset performance.

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