Remote instrument telemaintenance

Laugier, Allan; Allahwerdi, Nouri; Baudin, Jacques; Gaffney, Peter; Grimson, William; Groth, Torgny; Schilders, Louis

doi:10.1016/0169-2607(96)01746-r

Cited by 11 publications

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“…A leading solution is proactive maintenance: continuous monitoring of plant degradation, remote monitoring and diagnostic services, and consequent execution of targeted activities (Leger and Morel, 2001). Technological progress in sensors and in communications (the Internet for example) mean problems can be resolved that in the recent past prevented the diffusion of proactive solution (Laugier et al, 1996). In fact, plants can be difficult to control and evaluation of model parameters can be very difficult (Haange, 1995; Fragola, 1996).…”

Section: The Impact Of Information Technology On Maintenancementioning

confidence: 99%

“…However, it is clear that the decision to remote control outsourcing is a very significant event that should be evaluated with great care and attention by customers. In fact, the process includes the evaluation of the type of services, format of the relationship, the internal corporate goal, and the control indicators (Haange, 1995; Lee, 1995, 1998; Campbell, 1995; Laugier et al, 1996; Pintelon et al, 1999; Lee et al, 2001). The fundamental question for technical criticalities is the definition of the parameters to be measured, sent, and controlled.…”

Section: The New Classification: Outsourcing and Integrationmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Remote control and maintenance outsourcing networks and its applications in supply chain management

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Regattieri

Pham

et al. 2007

J of Ops Management

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The paper analyzes the impact of e-business technologies on maintenance management and supply chain operations. The aim of this work is to investigate the network organization level of supply chains in case of remote maintenance application and to understand how maintenance policies are coupled with information technology (IT) solutions. To this purpose two literature reviews are presented: firstly, on the supply chain and network integration, and then on the evolution of maintenance using information technology. Following this, the paper present four specific industrial case-studies of eMRO network organisation. They have been chosen as reference models from a set of practical applications and pilot tests performed by the authors in different production sectors in the last 5 years. Technology complexity environments, maintenance outsourcing level, and supply chain integration context are discussed for each case-studies with particular regards to the profitable forms of collaboration provided by the introduction of IT and the Web. This analysis work toward the development of a framework useful to: (1) classify different emaintenance systems and understand the relationships between the different members of the network, and (2) identify the variables which can influence the introduction and development of the systems. #

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Section: The Impact Of Information Technology On Maintenancementioning

confidence: 99%

Section: The New Classification: Outsourcing and Integrationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Remote control and maintenance outsourcing networks and its applications in supply chain management

Persona

Regattieri

Pham

et al. 2007

J of Ops Management

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“…Zhang et al (1997) discusses the use of artificial intelligence to achieve an integrated maintenance management system that takes into consideration not only equipment condition, but also production quality, efficiency and costs. The development of computerised communication methods, such as remote monitoring, telemaintenance and geographical information systems, also affects the topics of papers; see, for example, Hadzilacos et al (2000), Bingel and Halsch (1996) and Laugier et al (1996).…”

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The advancement of maintenance information technology

Kans

2009

J of Qual in Maintenance Eng

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Purpose -Maintenance management information technology (MMIT) systems have existed for some 40 years. The purpose of this paper is to investigate the advancement of these systems and compares the development of MMIT with other corporate information technology (IT) systems. Design/methodology/approach -This paper is a literature study of 97 scientific papers within the topic of MMIT in the period 1988 to 2003. Additional readings have been made in books covering MMIT. Findings -The paper finds that the focus of MMIT has changed in several aspects during the 40 years that have been investigated; from technology to use; from maintenance function to maintenance as an integrated part of the business; from supporting reactive maintenance to proactive maintenance; and from operative to strategic maintenance considerations. Advancements in MMIT have in general followed the development of corporate IT. Research limitations/implications -Further studies to cover application-specific development, for instance the use of decision support systems within maintenance management and to cover literature after 2003, are of interest. Practical implications -Knowledge about the development of MMIT adds to the understanding of today's computer applications for maintenance management, which is crucial for every maintenance manager using or purchasing MMIT. The findings could be used as a means to identify the future trends of MMIT, as well as possibilities and problems with the new technology, tools, techniques and methods. Originality/value -Papers dealing with the development of maintenance management IT are scarce and this paper represents the first full review of MMIT so far.

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“…These services include global service availability, low cost, quick response time, and high quality [2]. With the advances in telecommunications technology, equipment suppliers/manufacturers or serviceproviding agents have already been looking at the possibility of providing remote maintenance services to meet the customers' requirements and reduce their own resource usage and costs [15].…”

Section: Maintenancementioning

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The opportunities for multimedia supported remote maintenance provided by an implementation of a component-based system in the automotive domain

Ong

West

Lee

et al. 2007

Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part B:

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This paper describes an evaluation method for assessing the effectiveness of using multimedia tools for remote maintenance of production machinery in the automotive sector. The multimedia tools have been developed to support the design implementation and maintenance of a component-based control system for manufacturing machines. Scenario testing has been adopted to assess the possible benefits associated with the use of multimedia tools. It has been found that the multimedia tools are effective in improving the diagnostic capability of the maintenance provider in terms of acquiring better information and reducing the time taken to diagnose the problems. However, there are security, human resource restructuring, maintenance agreement, and training issues associated with the service that must be appreciated prior to large-scale adoption of the technology.

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Remote instrument telemaintenance

Cited by 11 publications

References 4 publications

Remote control and maintenance outsourcing networks and its applications in supply chain management

Remote control and maintenance outsourcing networks and its applications in supply chain management

The advancement of maintenance information technology

The opportunities for multimedia supported remote maintenance provided by an implementation of a component-based system in the automotive domain

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