ARCHIBUS is the #1 provider of real estate, infrastructure, and facilities management solutions in the world. With over 4 million users globally, ARCHIBUS helps organizations optimize assets, reduce costs, and improve operational effectiveness through a single, integrated platform. Key benefits of ARCHIBUS include optimizing asset lifecycles, centralizing asset information, controlling spending and mitigating risk, and streamlining business processes. ARCHIBUS solutions are used by over 16,000 organizations worldwide including half of the Fortune 50.
The document is a product overview for ARCHIBUS, a facilities management software solution. It describes ARCHIBUS as the #1 solution for total infrastructure and facilities management in the world. It then lists the various applications and modules available in ARCHIBUS that allow users to manage real estate, projects, space, assets and more. It also provides examples of ARCHIBUS' clients in various industries that use it to improve operational efficiency and reduce costs.
The document provides an overview and agenda for new applications in ARCHIBUS V20, including Commissioning, Space Transaction, Sustainability Applications, and Risk Management Applications. For each new application, the document discusses its purpose, design, and functionality. It then provides more detailed information about the features and benefits of applications such as Environmental Sustainability Assessment, Energy Management, Green Building scoring and carbon footprint modeling, Emergency Preparedness, and Clean Building.
Archibus is a software company that provides a total infrastructure and facilities management solution. It has over 25 years of experience and over 1 million users worldwide. Archibus offers a single, integrated solution that manages all aspects of facilities including property management, operations management, technology management, and more. It provides flexibility through different deployment options and a unified architecture with role-based interfaces and integration with AutoCAD and business intelligence dashboards.
The document discusses ARCHIBUS, an integrated facilities and infrastructure management solution for government organizations. It lists over 15 typical activities and reports that ARCHIBUS enables, including regulatory compliance, operations and maintenance, asset and space management, and strategic master planning. ARCHIBUS provides a centralized repository for facilities information to improve decision-making, streamline work order processes, and enhance operational effectiveness.
This presentation is a short summary of the Fiatech webinar slides “The End of Handover” presented by Femi Olubunmi, AVEVA, and Rebecca Ward, Fiatech.
Learn more about handover information transfer challenges, the CFIHOS initiative, founded by Shell, Chevron and BP, how to manage information and compliance to standards and how to establish a Digital Asset in a simple step-by-step approach.
Jacobs has used Endeavour (AVEVA NET) for more than 12 years for delivery of project data. The use has been primarily driven by customer or contract requirements for data handover, but over time both Jacobs’ project teams and customers have recognized the value of having trustworthy and complete data at the completion of a project, and is giving a focused effort to execute data-centric projects moving forward. To support this, Jacobs is implementing AVEVA Engineering to drive a data-centric collaboration between disciplines to enable greater work efficiencies. This game-changing approach using Endeavour and AVEVA Engineering will provide data alignment across the full project spectrum of EPC delivery.
Presented by: Marc-Henri Cerar—Jacobs
Discover how AVEVA can transform your business today
www.aveva.com
Big Data in Oil and Gas: How to Tap Its Full PotentialHitachi Vantara
Tap the full potential of big data to find oil more quickly, enhance oil production, and reduce the health, safety, and environmental risks of equipment failure or operator error. Join this informative 60 minute webcast featuring IDC Energy Insights’ analyst Jill Feblowitz and leading energy experts from Hitachi Data Systems. Explore key findings from IDC Energy Insights' recent examination of big data and analytics in upstream oil and gas. Learn how to: Benefit from the newest technology innovations in upstream oil and gas. Improve the geoscience workflows for more accurate and reliable results. Create big data solutions that scale and perform as you need. Build true big data solutions that are easier to procure, service and support globally. For more information on HDS Solutions for Oil & Gas please visit: http://www.hds.com/solutions/industries/energy.html?WT.ac=us_inside_rm_nrgy
Amish Sabharwal, EVP Americas with AVEVA, presented at the Rice Annual Forum on what the impending ‘Industry 4.0’ means for engineering and project execution. In this presentation, focused on intelligent information management in plant operations starting with trusted engineering data, Amish demonstrates the savings and risk-reduction potentials of maintaining a truly digital plant. View the presentation, and for more information on how AVEVA can help you digitalize your plants, visit www.aveva.com.
The document is a product overview for ARCHIBUS, a facilities management software solution. It describes ARCHIBUS as the #1 solution for total infrastructure and facilities management in the world. It then lists the various applications and modules available in ARCHIBUS that allow users to manage real estate, projects, space, assets and more. It also provides examples of ARCHIBUS' clients in various industries that use it to improve operational efficiency and reduce costs.
The document provides an overview and agenda for new applications in ARCHIBUS V20, including Commissioning, Space Transaction, Sustainability Applications, and Risk Management Applications. For each new application, the document discusses its purpose, design, and functionality. It then provides more detailed information about the features and benefits of applications such as Environmental Sustainability Assessment, Energy Management, Green Building scoring and carbon footprint modeling, Emergency Preparedness, and Clean Building.
Archibus is a software company that provides a total infrastructure and facilities management solution. It has over 25 years of experience and over 1 million users worldwide. Archibus offers a single, integrated solution that manages all aspects of facilities including property management, operations management, technology management, and more. It provides flexibility through different deployment options and a unified architecture with role-based interfaces and integration with AutoCAD and business intelligence dashboards.
The document discusses ARCHIBUS, an integrated facilities and infrastructure management solution for government organizations. It lists over 15 typical activities and reports that ARCHIBUS enables, including regulatory compliance, operations and maintenance, asset and space management, and strategic master planning. ARCHIBUS provides a centralized repository for facilities information to improve decision-making, streamline work order processes, and enhance operational effectiveness.
This presentation is a short summary of the Fiatech webinar slides “The End of Handover” presented by Femi Olubunmi, AVEVA, and Rebecca Ward, Fiatech.
Learn more about handover information transfer challenges, the CFIHOS initiative, founded by Shell, Chevron and BP, how to manage information and compliance to standards and how to establish a Digital Asset in a simple step-by-step approach.
Jacobs has used Endeavour (AVEVA NET) for more than 12 years for delivery of project data. The use has been primarily driven by customer or contract requirements for data handover, but over time both Jacobs’ project teams and customers have recognized the value of having trustworthy and complete data at the completion of a project, and is giving a focused effort to execute data-centric projects moving forward. To support this, Jacobs is implementing AVEVA Engineering to drive a data-centric collaboration between disciplines to enable greater work efficiencies. This game-changing approach using Endeavour and AVEVA Engineering will provide data alignment across the full project spectrum of EPC delivery.
Presented by: Marc-Henri Cerar—Jacobs
Discover how AVEVA can transform your business today
www.aveva.com
Big Data in Oil and Gas: How to Tap Its Full PotentialHitachi Vantara
Tap the full potential of big data to find oil more quickly, enhance oil production, and reduce the health, safety, and environmental risks of equipment failure or operator error. Join this informative 60 minute webcast featuring IDC Energy Insights’ analyst Jill Feblowitz and leading energy experts from Hitachi Data Systems. Explore key findings from IDC Energy Insights' recent examination of big data and analytics in upstream oil and gas. Learn how to: Benefit from the newest technology innovations in upstream oil and gas. Improve the geoscience workflows for more accurate and reliable results. Create big data solutions that scale and perform as you need. Build true big data solutions that are easier to procure, service and support globally. For more information on HDS Solutions for Oil & Gas please visit: http://www.hds.com/solutions/industries/energy.html?WT.ac=us_inside_rm_nrgy
Amish Sabharwal, EVP Americas with AVEVA, presented at the Rice Annual Forum on what the impending ‘Industry 4.0’ means for engineering and project execution. In this presentation, focused on intelligent information management in plant operations starting with trusted engineering data, Amish demonstrates the savings and risk-reduction potentials of maintaining a truly digital plant. View the presentation, and for more information on how AVEVA can help you digitalize your plants, visit www.aveva.com.
Asset Information Management (AIM) Presentation @ ARC's 2011 Industry ForumARC Advisory Group
This document summarizes recent research by ARC Advisory Group on asset information management (AIM). It defines AIM and outlines ARC's research reports on developing an AIM strategy and building an AIM program. The document discusses what asset information includes, challenges in managing it, and how AIM can improve asset lifecycle management processes. It recommends that organizations assess potential AIM benefits, develop an AIM strategy considering goals, people, processes and technology, and identify a portfolio of solutions to meet their specific AIM needs.
Southern Company Engineering and Construction Services has been using 3D based design tools for over 15 years. Over recent years, business needs have evolved faster than current technology could support. Due to this deficiency, emphasis was put on People, Process and Technology across the Organization to see where efficiencies could be gained. This presentation discusses these deficiencies, how the deficiencies were addressed and a path forward using AVEVA technology, to support Southern Company's Plants as a Digital Fleet.
Presented by: Tim DeWitt—Southern Company
Discover how AVEVA can transform your business today
www.aveva.com
There is a growing understanding in the value (ROI) derived by managing complex asset information in various formats to maintain quality and completeness during project execution, handover and ongoing facility operation. Technology has the ability to adopt a granular, object-centric way of managing asset information with a known level of quality for the life of a digital asset. Key to achieving this is effective capture standards which can then be managed across the information systems deployed during the project and asset’s lifecycle.
Learn how AVEVA ISM is being used to deliver a Digital Information Hub enabling WorleyParsons and their customers to capture and enforce information quality across an enterprise without mandating changes to preferred software systems.
Presented by: Jim Purvis—WorleyParsons
Discover how AVEVA can transform your business today
www.aveva.com
Strategies for Asset Performance Management @ ARC's 2011 Industry Forum ARC Advisory Group
This presentation discusses asset performance management strategies and models. It presents a model for major asset lifecycle management processes, including project performance management, asset performance management, and asset and project portfolio management. The processes span activities from planning and design through operation and maintenance to retirement. The presentation is copyrighted by ARC Advisory Group.
In today’s project environment two ingredients are vital to its success - keeping within budget and staying on schedule. With fierce competition in the labor market, companies who can provide both are a sure winner. Amongst a number of other skills, proper organization and the handling of the large amounts of data are paramount. Learn how Schneider Electric uses AVEVA technology solutions to overcome these challenges and ensure projects are executed on time and budget.
Presented by: Marek Jadczyk—Schneider Electric
Discover how AVEVA can transform your business today
www.aveva.com
This document discusses Advanced Work Packaging Information Mapping (AIM), a project aimed at developing methods and tools to enable effective Advanced Work Packaging (AWP) in capital projects. The document outlines the AIM project deliverables which include information workflows for AWP, example work packages, approaches for bill of materials consolidation and validation, relevant software tools and data standards, contractual recommendations, and an implementation guide. It also discusses the potential benefits of AWP including up to 25% increased productivity and 4-10% reduction in total installed costs. Finally, the document promotes the use of use case methodology to further the goals of the Integrated Materials Management Community of Interest.
Practical Considerations for Implementing Prefabricated Data CentersSchneider Electric
This document discusses practical considerations for implementing prefabricated modular data centers. Some key differences from traditional data center deployment include shorter planning/design time, simplified permitting process, and modules arriving near fully assembled. Site preparation is also simpler, involving preparing the site with pipes and circuits before installing the prefabricated modules using cranes or forklifts. Proper placement, handling, and securing of the modules is discussed.
ARC's Bob Mick Asset Performance Management Presentation @ ARC Industry Forum...ARC Advisory Group
ARC's Bob Mick Asset Performance Management Presentation @ ARC Industry Forum 2010 in Orlando, FL.
Aligning IT Strategies with Asset Performance Management
How do I Start Improving AIM?
You Can Start Small – Build Artifacts for the Long Term
What asset performance do I want to impact?
How do I determine that performance?
What roles influence that performance?
What processes are involved?
What information needed?
Share Information
may be used in is What info is shared?
• Where does it come from?
Local Processes
as well as Cross-
Functional Processes
• Who owns it (create, transform, change …)?
What is required to manage quality?
How can technology help?
Performance Specific Metrics, Roles and Processes
Are a Great Place to Start
How green standards are changing data center design and operationsSchneider Electric
An effort is underway to harmonize certain energy-efficiency standards. Could global standardization ultimately diminish the technical effectiveness of such standards? Which will emerge as the de facto standards? This session will explore these questions, as well in data center efficiency and sustainability guidelines.
Software AG- Aadabas and Natural in the Digital Enterprise - ProcessForum Nor...Software AG
This document discusses strategies and innovations for Adabas and Natural in the digital enterprise. It outlines how they will leverage valuable investments, skills, and tools to deliver new projects faster. The roadmap includes optimizing existing applications, rehosting to other platforms, modernizing applications, enabling web and mobile access, integrating with other systems, leveraging big data, and developing cloud applications to help customers, employees and partners.
This document discusses Schneider Electric's data center reference designs which provide high-level conceptual designs to help enable rapid and accurate planning decisions for data centers. It notes that current IT trends emphasize speed and simplicity in data center design. The reference designs are meant to help engineers and their customers simplify and accelerate the planning, design, build, and life cycle of data centers. They provide standard designs that can be customized and allow comparison of options to determine key project parameters and help move more quickly into the design phase. The document outlines the benefits of reference designs for engineering firms and customers and provides examples of how reference designs have helped achieve goals of speed, precision, and competency.
This presentation describes unique management principles and provides a comprehensive, high-level overview of the necessary program elements for operating a mission critical facility efficiently and reliably throughout its life cycle. Practical management tips and advice are also given.
Fundamentals of Managing the Data Center Life Cycle for OwnersSchneider Electric
Just as good genes do not guarantee health and well-being, a
good design alone does not ensure a data center is well-built and will remain efficient and available over the course of its life span.
For each phase of the data center’s life cycle, proper care and action must be taken to continuously meet the business needs of the facility. This presentation describes the five phases of the data center life cycle, identifies key tasks and pitfalls, and offers practical advice to facility owners and management.
The Metals, Minerals & Mining industry has a resource
problem — operators that are untrained and subject to
a high rate of employee attrition; and plants that operate
at less than optimized conditions. To reverse the trend,
the industry must promote and accelerate mining
operations excellence. It must be done quickly, with
little room for uncertainty.
As presented during Hannover Messe 2014...When it comes to Industrial applications we realise that its not just about the amount of energy that we consume but about what we do with the energy.
For this reason we are combining the industrial automation tools which control our processes with our energy measurement and analysis within the context of production.
The document discusses the next wave of green IT and making data centers more energy efficient. It notes that data center energy costs are significant and that McKinsey predicts data centers will produce more greenhouse gases than airlines by 2020. It provides best practices for building sustainable green data centers, including exploiting virtualization, improving server utilization rates, and designing efficient cooling systems.
Customer engagement in the industrial sectorZondits
This document discusses engaging the industrial sector in efficiency programs. It provides examples of successful programs including NYSERDA and Efficiency Maine. Key attributes for industrial program success include staff with industrial expertise, prescriptive tracks for common measures, and custom tracks for complex projects. Case studies highlight a solar project for a piano maker and efficient snow making upgrades at a ski resort. Overall the document advocates for programs tailored to the unique needs of industrial facilities.
Retrofit, build, or go cloud/colo? Choosing your best directionSchneider Electric
When faced with the decision of upgrading an existing data center, building a new data center or leasing space in a third party colocation data center, there are both quantitative and qualitative differences to consider. This session reviews several key factors to help make a sound decision including a business’ sensitivity to cash flow, deployment timeframe, data center life expectancy, regulatory requirements, and other strategic factors.
Business Technology leader with expertise in enterprise server, storage, networking, OS and Hypervisor, high availability, OLTP & DSS RDBMS, ERP and e-Commerce architectures. Breadth of experience running transformational infrastructure projects to consolidate & refresh systems infrastructure. Experience employing ITIL methodology for managing changes, reducing incidents & problems and tracking configurations.
• Customer & Business Partner: Track record of year over year cost reduction and systems stability improvements. Ensure that business technology aligns with defined standards. Maintain cost effective hosting services that meet customer expectations.
• People Manager: Expertise in leading diverse teams of professionals supporting large global business hosting environments. Maintain a balanced approach of increased productivity and associate engagement.
• Strategic Technology Leader: Direct the planning, implementation and operations of global business hosting initiatives. Manage to performance goals for delivering transformational initiatives. Provide thought leadership for technology governance and vendor management. Maintain relationships with vendors and service providers such as Oracle, Microsoft, VMware, IBM, HDS, EMC, NetApp and Symantec.
• Team Builder: Enjoy mentoring and developing individual's competencies and helping people in cross-functional teams succeed in realizing their personal best and achieving business objectives.
Methodologies: SDLC, ITIL, IDEF0, BCP, RACI, SWOT, IaaS, SaaS, PaaS
Compliance: SOX, PCI-DSS, SSAE-16 / SAS/70, HIPAA, SEC-17a-4
ERP Packages: SAP BASIS FI, HCM & BI/DW, PeopleSoft Financials & HR, Lawson Payroll
Hipervisors: ESXi, VIOS, Solaris Zones, VirtualBox, Parallels
Operating Systems: Microsoft, Red Hat, SuSE, Ubuntu, Oracle, Apple, AIX, Solaris, HP-UX
Hardware: Sun, HP, IBM, Apple, EMC, HDS, McData, Brocade, Cisco, STK, NetApp
Data Protection: NetBackup, TSM, NetWorker
Clustering: VCS, Sun Cluster,
Databases: Oracle, SQL server, DB2, Informix
Disk Virtualization: VxVM, TimeFinder, SRDF, ShadowImage, TrueCopy, Apache, WebSphere, SiteMinder,
RCS, MS Office, Visio, Project, SharePoint, Patrol, Remedy
Languages: BASH/Korn/Bourne shells, AWK, Perl, C, SQL
Protocols: TCP/IP, DNS, AD, NTP, SMTP, SNMP, CIFS, NFS, iSCSI, FCP, FCIP, RAID, HTTP/S
Associations: Technology Leaders Association, USENIX, Storage Network Industry Association
Security Best Practices: SANS, FISMA and ISO 27001
Checkpoint Firewall & IPS, ADFS, FIM, UAG, MPLS, SCCM, SCOM, TCP/IP, Hyper-V, VMware, Windows Server, AIX, Cytrix VPN, Symantec Enterprise, Office 365, ControlPanelGRC, F5, ArcSight, Qualsys, CyberArk, SQL, Stonebranch
Ramco Systems provides cloud-based enterprise software for asset management, including ERP, EAM, HCM, and other solutions. They serve over 1000 customers across 10+ industries in 35 countries. Ramco's EAM software provides features for asset lifecycle management, maintenance management, real-time analytics and reporting, and mobility. It helps companies optimize asset performance, utilization, and maintenance costs. Norske Skog Australasia deployed Ramco EAM and finance modules to replace separate systems, gain real-time insight across sites, and optimize processes.
Shawn Nash has over 20 years of experience leading technical and project delivery teams in complex enterprise environments. He has expertise in project management, systems integration, operations management, and release management. His technical skills include application development, middleware, databases, web services, and infrastructure systems. He held management roles overseeing IT separation, systems integration, and decommissioning projects for organizations in various industries.
Asset Information Management (AIM) Presentation @ ARC's 2011 Industry ForumARC Advisory Group
This document summarizes recent research by ARC Advisory Group on asset information management (AIM). It defines AIM and outlines ARC's research reports on developing an AIM strategy and building an AIM program. The document discusses what asset information includes, challenges in managing it, and how AIM can improve asset lifecycle management processes. It recommends that organizations assess potential AIM benefits, develop an AIM strategy considering goals, people, processes and technology, and identify a portfolio of solutions to meet their specific AIM needs.
Southern Company Engineering and Construction Services has been using 3D based design tools for over 15 years. Over recent years, business needs have evolved faster than current technology could support. Due to this deficiency, emphasis was put on People, Process and Technology across the Organization to see where efficiencies could be gained. This presentation discusses these deficiencies, how the deficiencies were addressed and a path forward using AVEVA technology, to support Southern Company's Plants as a Digital Fleet.
Presented by: Tim DeWitt—Southern Company
Discover how AVEVA can transform your business today
www.aveva.com
There is a growing understanding in the value (ROI) derived by managing complex asset information in various formats to maintain quality and completeness during project execution, handover and ongoing facility operation. Technology has the ability to adopt a granular, object-centric way of managing asset information with a known level of quality for the life of a digital asset. Key to achieving this is effective capture standards which can then be managed across the information systems deployed during the project and asset’s lifecycle.
Learn how AVEVA ISM is being used to deliver a Digital Information Hub enabling WorleyParsons and their customers to capture and enforce information quality across an enterprise without mandating changes to preferred software systems.
Presented by: Jim Purvis—WorleyParsons
Discover how AVEVA can transform your business today
www.aveva.com
Strategies for Asset Performance Management @ ARC's 2011 Industry Forum ARC Advisory Group
This presentation discusses asset performance management strategies and models. It presents a model for major asset lifecycle management processes, including project performance management, asset performance management, and asset and project portfolio management. The processes span activities from planning and design through operation and maintenance to retirement. The presentation is copyrighted by ARC Advisory Group.
In today’s project environment two ingredients are vital to its success - keeping within budget and staying on schedule. With fierce competition in the labor market, companies who can provide both are a sure winner. Amongst a number of other skills, proper organization and the handling of the large amounts of data are paramount. Learn how Schneider Electric uses AVEVA technology solutions to overcome these challenges and ensure projects are executed on time and budget.
Presented by: Marek Jadczyk—Schneider Electric
Discover how AVEVA can transform your business today
www.aveva.com
This document discusses Advanced Work Packaging Information Mapping (AIM), a project aimed at developing methods and tools to enable effective Advanced Work Packaging (AWP) in capital projects. The document outlines the AIM project deliverables which include information workflows for AWP, example work packages, approaches for bill of materials consolidation and validation, relevant software tools and data standards, contractual recommendations, and an implementation guide. It also discusses the potential benefits of AWP including up to 25% increased productivity and 4-10% reduction in total installed costs. Finally, the document promotes the use of use case methodology to further the goals of the Integrated Materials Management Community of Interest.
Practical Considerations for Implementing Prefabricated Data CentersSchneider Electric
This document discusses practical considerations for implementing prefabricated modular data centers. Some key differences from traditional data center deployment include shorter planning/design time, simplified permitting process, and modules arriving near fully assembled. Site preparation is also simpler, involving preparing the site with pipes and circuits before installing the prefabricated modules using cranes or forklifts. Proper placement, handling, and securing of the modules is discussed.
ARC's Bob Mick Asset Performance Management Presentation @ ARC Industry Forum...ARC Advisory Group
ARC's Bob Mick Asset Performance Management Presentation @ ARC Industry Forum 2010 in Orlando, FL.
Aligning IT Strategies with Asset Performance Management
How do I Start Improving AIM?
You Can Start Small – Build Artifacts for the Long Term
What asset performance do I want to impact?
How do I determine that performance?
What roles influence that performance?
What processes are involved?
What information needed?
Share Information
may be used in is What info is shared?
• Where does it come from?
Local Processes
as well as Cross-
Functional Processes
• Who owns it (create, transform, change …)?
What is required to manage quality?
How can technology help?
Performance Specific Metrics, Roles and Processes
Are a Great Place to Start
How green standards are changing data center design and operationsSchneider Electric
An effort is underway to harmonize certain energy-efficiency standards. Could global standardization ultimately diminish the technical effectiveness of such standards? Which will emerge as the de facto standards? This session will explore these questions, as well in data center efficiency and sustainability guidelines.
Software AG- Aadabas and Natural in the Digital Enterprise - ProcessForum Nor...Software AG
This document discusses strategies and innovations for Adabas and Natural in the digital enterprise. It outlines how they will leverage valuable investments, skills, and tools to deliver new projects faster. The roadmap includes optimizing existing applications, rehosting to other platforms, modernizing applications, enabling web and mobile access, integrating with other systems, leveraging big data, and developing cloud applications to help customers, employees and partners.
This document discusses Schneider Electric's data center reference designs which provide high-level conceptual designs to help enable rapid and accurate planning decisions for data centers. It notes that current IT trends emphasize speed and simplicity in data center design. The reference designs are meant to help engineers and their customers simplify and accelerate the planning, design, build, and life cycle of data centers. They provide standard designs that can be customized and allow comparison of options to determine key project parameters and help move more quickly into the design phase. The document outlines the benefits of reference designs for engineering firms and customers and provides examples of how reference designs have helped achieve goals of speed, precision, and competency.
This presentation describes unique management principles and provides a comprehensive, high-level overview of the necessary program elements for operating a mission critical facility efficiently and reliably throughout its life cycle. Practical management tips and advice are also given.
Fundamentals of Managing the Data Center Life Cycle for OwnersSchneider Electric
Just as good genes do not guarantee health and well-being, a
good design alone does not ensure a data center is well-built and will remain efficient and available over the course of its life span.
For each phase of the data center’s life cycle, proper care and action must be taken to continuously meet the business needs of the facility. This presentation describes the five phases of the data center life cycle, identifies key tasks and pitfalls, and offers practical advice to facility owners and management.
The Metals, Minerals & Mining industry has a resource
problem — operators that are untrained and subject to
a high rate of employee attrition; and plants that operate
at less than optimized conditions. To reverse the trend,
the industry must promote and accelerate mining
operations excellence. It must be done quickly, with
little room for uncertainty.
As presented during Hannover Messe 2014...When it comes to Industrial applications we realise that its not just about the amount of energy that we consume but about what we do with the energy.
For this reason we are combining the industrial automation tools which control our processes with our energy measurement and analysis within the context of production.
The document discusses the next wave of green IT and making data centers more energy efficient. It notes that data center energy costs are significant and that McKinsey predicts data centers will produce more greenhouse gases than airlines by 2020. It provides best practices for building sustainable green data centers, including exploiting virtualization, improving server utilization rates, and designing efficient cooling systems.
Customer engagement in the industrial sectorZondits
This document discusses engaging the industrial sector in efficiency programs. It provides examples of successful programs including NYSERDA and Efficiency Maine. Key attributes for industrial program success include staff with industrial expertise, prescriptive tracks for common measures, and custom tracks for complex projects. Case studies highlight a solar project for a piano maker and efficient snow making upgrades at a ski resort. Overall the document advocates for programs tailored to the unique needs of industrial facilities.
Retrofit, build, or go cloud/colo? Choosing your best directionSchneider Electric
When faced with the decision of upgrading an existing data center, building a new data center or leasing space in a third party colocation data center, there are both quantitative and qualitative differences to consider. This session reviews several key factors to help make a sound decision including a business’ sensitivity to cash flow, deployment timeframe, data center life expectancy, regulatory requirements, and other strategic factors.
Business Technology leader with expertise in enterprise server, storage, networking, OS and Hypervisor, high availability, OLTP & DSS RDBMS, ERP and e-Commerce architectures. Breadth of experience running transformational infrastructure projects to consolidate & refresh systems infrastructure. Experience employing ITIL methodology for managing changes, reducing incidents & problems and tracking configurations.
• Customer & Business Partner: Track record of year over year cost reduction and systems stability improvements. Ensure that business technology aligns with defined standards. Maintain cost effective hosting services that meet customer expectations.
• People Manager: Expertise in leading diverse teams of professionals supporting large global business hosting environments. Maintain a balanced approach of increased productivity and associate engagement.
• Strategic Technology Leader: Direct the planning, implementation and operations of global business hosting initiatives. Manage to performance goals for delivering transformational initiatives. Provide thought leadership for technology governance and vendor management. Maintain relationships with vendors and service providers such as Oracle, Microsoft, VMware, IBM, HDS, EMC, NetApp and Symantec.
• Team Builder: Enjoy mentoring and developing individual's competencies and helping people in cross-functional teams succeed in realizing their personal best and achieving business objectives.
Methodologies: SDLC, ITIL, IDEF0, BCP, RACI, SWOT, IaaS, SaaS, PaaS
Compliance: SOX, PCI-DSS, SSAE-16 / SAS/70, HIPAA, SEC-17a-4
ERP Packages: SAP BASIS FI, HCM & BI/DW, PeopleSoft Financials & HR, Lawson Payroll
Hipervisors: ESXi, VIOS, Solaris Zones, VirtualBox, Parallels
Operating Systems: Microsoft, Red Hat, SuSE, Ubuntu, Oracle, Apple, AIX, Solaris, HP-UX
Hardware: Sun, HP, IBM, Apple, EMC, HDS, McData, Brocade, Cisco, STK, NetApp
Data Protection: NetBackup, TSM, NetWorker
Clustering: VCS, Sun Cluster,
Databases: Oracle, SQL server, DB2, Informix
Disk Virtualization: VxVM, TimeFinder, SRDF, ShadowImage, TrueCopy, Apache, WebSphere, SiteMinder,
RCS, MS Office, Visio, Project, SharePoint, Patrol, Remedy
Languages: BASH/Korn/Bourne shells, AWK, Perl, C, SQL
Protocols: TCP/IP, DNS, AD, NTP, SMTP, SNMP, CIFS, NFS, iSCSI, FCP, FCIP, RAID, HTTP/S
Associations: Technology Leaders Association, USENIX, Storage Network Industry Association
Security Best Practices: SANS, FISMA and ISO 27001
Checkpoint Firewall & IPS, ADFS, FIM, UAG, MPLS, SCCM, SCOM, TCP/IP, Hyper-V, VMware, Windows Server, AIX, Cytrix VPN, Symantec Enterprise, Office 365, ControlPanelGRC, F5, ArcSight, Qualsys, CyberArk, SQL, Stonebranch
Ramco Systems provides cloud-based enterprise software for asset management, including ERP, EAM, HCM, and other solutions. They serve over 1000 customers across 10+ industries in 35 countries. Ramco's EAM software provides features for asset lifecycle management, maintenance management, real-time analytics and reporting, and mobility. It helps companies optimize asset performance, utilization, and maintenance costs. Norske Skog Australasia deployed Ramco EAM and finance modules to replace separate systems, gain real-time insight across sites, and optimize processes.
Shawn Nash has over 20 years of experience leading technical and project delivery teams in complex enterprise environments. He has expertise in project management, systems integration, operations management, and release management. His technical skills include application development, middleware, databases, web services, and infrastructure systems. He held management roles overseeing IT separation, systems integration, and decommissioning projects for organizations in various industries.
Timothy Halas has over 30 years of experience in information technology and project management. He has held senior level positions at several large companies where he has led strategic initiatives, reduced costs, and improved business processes. He has a proven track record of aligning IT with business objectives.
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ATS Corporation is a leading provider of IT services such as software development, systems integration, infrastructure, and consulting. It has over 800 employees, annual revenue of $130 million, and serves government agencies and financial institutions. ATS focuses on responsive, personalized service for optimizing clients' IT investments while maintaining process standards like CMMI Level 3.
Espire aims at delivering highly digitized business capabilities for critical operations and leveraging advanced technologies to monitor
assets and operations in order to gain competitive advantage by delivering Total Experience (TX)- a sum of Customer Experience (CX),
Employee Experience (EX) & Business Experience (BX).
Be Informed B.V. is a Netherlands-based leader in intelligent robotic process automation. It originated from collaborative research in 2003 and provides an enterprise-grade, highly scalable software platform that automates complex processes. The platform leverages existing IT infrastructure and is controlled by business and governed by IT. It has a global customer base across industries like financial services, public sector, and regulated industries. Notable customers include P&G, Tesco Bank, UK Home Office, and others. The platform is rated highly by analysts and has over 35 employees with operations in multiple countries.
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to Reduce Cost,Mitigate Risk,and Optimize Service Levels
ARCHIBUS
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• Emergency Preparedness
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for Real Estate,Infrastructure,and Facilities Management
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Your infrastructure and facilities are crucial to the overall performance of your organization. By
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Real Estate Management
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Centralize Asset Information
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Establish benchmarks and key performance indicators
to facilitate continuous improvement
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organizational objectives are met
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or external reporting requirements,such as the
Sarbanes-Oxley Act
Integrate facilities and infrastructure data with other
ERP systems to minimize inconsistent data and reduce
errors
Streamline Business Processes
Manage capital budgets and projects effectively using
weighted performance scorecards
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easy-to-use Web forms and workflow control
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applications addresses all aspects of real estate,
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ment in 90 days or less and payback within 6 months
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with other ERP systems and data sources
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Over 3,000,000 users make ARCHIBUS the #1 solution
in the world
Nearly half the Fortune 50 companies use ARCHIBUS
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Expenditures related to ARCHIBUS products and services
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Worldwide presence in 130 countries and global
coverage over 1,600 professionals
25 years of experience in delivering successful solutions,
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The # 1 Solution for Total Infrastructure and Facilities Management in the World
"To tie space,employee,organization,and asset
information together in a multidivisional
organization is very valuable…and ARCHIBUS is a
critical component.We saved over $1 Million in
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—Donnie Walden,Director,Facility Information Systems,
Turner Broadcasting,Inc.
"With ARCHIBUS,the Workplace Services
organization has so far delivered over $20 Million
in annual savings to the company in space costs
alone."
—Richard Angel,Project Manager,
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"Telefónica's space rationalization project…
delivered € 968 Million in savings and
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ARCHIBUS."
—Luis Calavia,Facility Manager
Telefónica Inmobiliaria S.A.
"We use ARCHIBUS for preventive
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of about 5% of our total maintenance budget,
or about $130,000 a year."
—Wayne Schacher,Facilities & Support Services
Ball Aerospace &Technologies Corp.