MinMax was invited to speak at the Utility Tech Seminar hosted by WESCO on February 27th in Buda, Texas. Attended by local utilities and co-ops of Central Texas, Dr. Nand Singh introduced his Asset Maturity Model designed for the Utility Industry.
The Utility Asset Management Maturity Model (UA-MMM) was designed to identify the levels through which utilities can grade their asset management operations. Depending on their degree of maintenance whether it is Run-to-failure or Inspect and Repair (Level 1), Time-based or Preventative (Level 2), Condition-based or Predictive (Level 3), RCM or Proactive (Level 4), or Continuous Maintenance (Level 5), the UA-MMM demonstrates how utilities can move from one level to another in an organized way.
While most utilities are still performing a Run-to-failure type maintenance, it has been proven that utilities can improve and gain efficiencies by moving up the ladder through the use of products such as MinMax eSMART®.
If you would like to learn more about this topic or have MinMax present the UA-MMM at an event, please contact info@minmaxtech.com.
Originally published on minmaxtech.com , archived by the Internet Archive.
By Kayla Cox.