September 2024
Maintenance, Reliability and Inspection
Truly effective reliability requires predictive maintenance
To navigate this new digital world, organizations must find ways to bring in new technologies to support the limited personnel they have, but without increasing the complexity of those people’s jobs or overwhelming them with raw data they are not trained to use. The solution is to implement a predictive maintenance technology plan founded on a boundless automation vision of seamlessly moving contextualized data wherever it is needed.
The Author
Romeu Kleinubing serves as Manager of Global Sales Enablement for Emerson’s Process Systems and Solutions. A seasoned global business leader, skilled in integrating technology and people to solve real-world problems, with global multi-industry (including mining, pulp and paper, chemical and petrochemical), multi-language (fluent in Portuguese, Spanish, English and Italian) expertise, Kleinburg has extensive experience in global product strategy and team leadership. He earned a Bch degree in mechanical engineering and an MBA, as well as a vibration condition monitoring (vibration analyst level II) certification.
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