Maintenance information: value added?
Journal Article
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· Coal Age
OSTI ID:20701144
- Paul D Tomlingson Associates, Denver, CO (United States)
A study of how well the mining industry uses information management systems for maintenance suggests there's plenty of room for improvement. The article presents results of a study of 13 mining and mineral processing operations over a four year period combined with a questionnaire completed by 91 attendees at seminars. None of the organizations had a well-defined, documented maintenance program and consequently were not able to use information effectively. Packaged information system providers did not recognise that industrial maintenance organizations had different information needs.
- OSTI ID:
- 20701144
- Journal Information:
- Coal Age, Vol. 110, Issue 11; Other Information: pdtmtc@sprynet.com; ISSN 0009-9910
- Country of Publication:
- United States
- Language:
- English
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