Application of RFID technology in elevator maintenance supervision

Wang, Heming; Du, Xingpei; Zhang, Fan; Li, Wenjiao

doi:10.1109/csss.2011.5974832

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“…This is further exacerbated by the sophisticated and high-tech equipment frequently used as part of such systems (Arifin et al , 2011; Heming et al , 2011). Increase in complexities and advance in technology means that most of the spare parts are not readily available in local market and need to be imported (Laila, 2015).…”

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Maintenance of lift systems affecting resident satisfaction in low-cost high-rise residential buildings

Au-Yong

Azmi

Mahassan

2018

JFM

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Purpose Providing quality low-cost high-rise residential housing for poor households remains a major concern worldwide and especially in Malaysia. Despite government effort to maintain the quality of the housing through the Housing Maintenance Program and 1Malaysia Maintenance Fund Program (TP1M), the maintenance industry is still faced with serious housing quality problems in terms of facilities, one of which is the lift system. As the most expensive and important transportation system in a high-rise building, a lift system requires regular maintenance and inspection to provide safe and effective service to occupants. Unfortunately, most lift systems in Malaysia are not effectively maintained. The purpose of this paper is to examine contributing factors to the breakdown of lift systems, which greatly affect resident satisfaction in low-cost high-rise residential buildings. Design/methodology/approach Semi-structured interviews were conducted with three stakeholders involved in maintenance management to identify the common causes of lift breakdown. Subsequently, a questionnaire survey was used to investigate resident satisfaction with the system. Findings The results demonstrate vandalism as the most common cause for the frequent breakdown of lift system in low-cost housing. The study also reveals that there is a significant relationship between system breakdown rate and residents’ satisfaction. Originality/value The paper concludes with the recommendation that stakeholders, including both maintenance personnel and residents, should commit themselves to ensuring that the use and care of lift system are correct

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Section: Factors Affecting the Breakdown And Maintenance Of Lift Systemmentioning

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Maintenance of lift systems affecting resident satisfaction in low-cost high-rise residential buildings

Au-Yong

Azmi

Mahassan

2018

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A case study on the RFID technology and the necessity of development for smart management of railway vehicle

Lee¹,

Cha²,

Seo³

et al. 2014

The Journal of the Korea institute of electronic communication

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There are many economical and industrial as well as social demands enabling smart management of railway vehicle including parts management by introducing RFID system in railway vehicle. In this paper, overseas researches and developments which use cases of RFID were investigated and analyzed. In this process, cases of various industries adopting RFID technology as well as cases of railway part were investigated. RFID system is used mainly for railway vehicle position detection and identification of vehicles in the field of railway. Also there are cases of application on traceability management of railway vehicle parts. The system in which RFID technology can be applied to railway parts management and traceability management is necessary for smart management of domestic railway vehicle.

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How In-memory Technology Can Create Business Value: Insights from the Hilti Case

Debortoli¹,

Müller²,

Reuter³

2014

CAIS

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With in-memory technology, all data and applications are kept in the computer's main memory to avoid expensive mechanical hard-drive I/O access, reduce latency times, and increase the ability to process large volumes of data or complex data. In this "innovation and novel concepts" article, we discuss how in-memory technology may create business value. Based on our experiences in collaborating with the Hilti Corporation, one of the first adopters of SAP's in-memory technology appliance (SAP HANA), we describe and discuss illustrative application scenarios that are made possible through the increased computing power offered by in-memory technology. Based on these scenarios, we identify principles of value creation through in-memory technology: the first-order effects of reduced latency times and increased ability to process large volumes of complex data (big data processing) that lead to the second-order effects of advanced business analytics and the convergence of OLTP and OLAP that themselves lead to business value through improved organizational performance.

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Application of RFID technology in elevator maintenance supervision

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Maintenance of lift systems affecting resident satisfaction in low-cost high-rise residential buildings

Maintenance of lift systems affecting resident satisfaction in low-cost high-rise residential buildings

A case study on the RFID technology and the necessity of development for smart management of railway vehicle

How In-memory Technology Can Create Business Value: Insights from the Hilti Case

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