Using data and technology to completely alter the way we do maintenance has never been so topical as it is today, and yet, we haven’t really seen any big transformations in this space to date. On one side, we have an overload of available data, to enable us to make these radical changes, and on the other, we have foundational work practices, that can significantly impact the usefulness and accuracy of this data, and in turn, the positive impact in the maintenance domain.

1. The importance of strong work practices, in the realms of quality data
2. Why do work management processes fail
3. Some key actions you can take to address these gaps
4. How better data from a strong foundational base can improve pace of change in maintenance
5. Worked example of this in practice