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Strategic maintenance case studies across industries across the world Early bird savings! Register before 29 July and save up to SGD360 Key speakers include: Christopher Gibbs GM of Engineering Commercial Cathay Pacific Airways Hong Kong Alexander Vonow, Senior VP of Manufacturing Holcim Philippines Swantra Sharma Head of Generation & Power Trading North Delhi Power Company, India James V Reyes- Picknell, P.Eng President Conscious Management Inc, Canada NEW for 2005!!! Get in touch BEFORE the event - register now and gain access to fix on-site appointments with key prospects of importance to your business TODAY. This is an exciting, quick and nonpressured way to meet fellow delegates and industry peers in just 30 minutes. Strategic Planning To capitalise on what you’ve learnt in 2 days, this session will assist you in brainstorming on how you can implement key strategies learnt during the conference, to your real life work situation. www.terrapinn.com/2005/smc_SG 28 – 30 September 2005, Hilton Hotel, Singapore Transforming maintenance into a strategic business advantage Transforming maintenance into a strategic business advantage • Review maintenance at a strategic level to bring financial value to the company • Gain insights to the fundamentals of enhancing your asset management productivity • Learn from case study presentations and network with expert practitioners Featuring separately bookable post conference workshops on Thursday, 30 September 2005 DON’T MISS OUT! Workshop A: Building the foundation for a world class maintenance organisation Workshop B: Optimisation of reliability decisions and asset management Presented by leading experts from around the globe, each with over 20 years of international experience in maintenance benchmarking and best practices. Endorsed by: Organised by:
Strategic Maintenance Congress 2005 www.terrapinn.com/2005/smc_SG Transforming maintenance into a strategic business advantage Building a maintenance excellence culture to sharpen your competitive edge and add to your bottom-line Maintenance has evolved from being a function to a strategic management tool. Companies that are asset and capital-intensive, have recognized that strategic maintenance is not just about nuts and bolts, but rather, links directly to production throughput and profits. Where maintenance has traditionally held within a cryptic view of being a necessary evil in companies, it is now acknowledged that strategic maintenance has a direct impact on corporate objectives. Recognizing the importance of strategic maintenance to companies in Asia, we bring you Strategic Maintenance Congress 2005 – the only platform in the region that brings together best-in-breed companies across the world, to share insights and best practice case studies, to discuss how defining asset management and plant maintenance strategies can make a difference to the bottom line. So what differentiates Strategic Maintenance Congress 2005 from other maintenance events in the region? 1. Reviewing maintenance at a strategic level Insofar, other maintenance events in Asia have focused largely on predictive, preventive and corrective maintenance issues with conferences such as reliability maintenance, shutdowns and turnarounds, etc. Strategic Maintenance Congress 2005 covers these issues, and at the same time recognizes the link between the maintenance function to corporate objectives. The conference brings together top-level executives to look at strategic maintenance best-of-breed models that bring financial value to the company. 2. Networking with like-minded executives keen to share best-in-breed strategies With more than 150 senior level executives from around the world attending the event, it is definitely the only opportunity that allows like-minded senior level executives to leverage off each other’s strategies and form alliances and valuable business contacts like never before. The interactive nature of the event ensures that dialogue flows freely among delegates. 3. The only conference incorporating a Strategic Planning Forum to ensure you plan for maintenance management immediately with strategies learnt from the event Recognizing that often, information is missed out when brought back to the office, Strategic Maintenance Congress 2005 brings you for the 1st time, the Strategic Planning Forum specifically designed for top executives who want to bring core members of their team to ensure that lessons drawn from the conference can be brought back and implemented immediately in their companies. This Strategic Planning Forum is held for 2 hours at the end of conference Day 2. Companies are divided into small groups, with each group being led by an industry expert. This is a valuable experience that ensures the lessons learnt from the conference are put into practical use specifically for your company. 4. An unparalleled networking opportunity Terrapinn’s events offer you unlimited networking opportunities with your peers in the industry. A line-up of activities such as speed networking, welcome dinner, cocktail, round-table discussion and etc, have been arranged to ensure that your time and resources are maximised at this event. At this event, you can be assured that meeting people and building contacts are as easy as it can get. Our distinguished panel of speakers include: Christopher Gibbs, General Manager, Engineering Commercial Cathay Pacific, Hong Kong Alexander B. Vonow, Senior Vice President Manufacturing, Holcim, Philippines Swantra Sharma, Head of Generation & Power Trading, North Delhi Power Company, India Mike Cowley, President CE Maintenance Solutions, USA Lay Laurensius Hardi, Senior Maintenance Manager, PT Pakerin, Indonesia Naveen Gopal, Senior Manager, Corporate World Class Manufacturing Aditya Birla Group, India P. K. Das, General Manager, Maintenance Pan Century Oleochemicals, Malaysia Kleber Guerra, Maintenance Manager Companhia Vale do Rio Doce, Brazil Ang Chee Peng, Engineering Manager Shell Seraya Chemicals, Singapore James V Reyes-Picknell, President Conscious Management Inc., Canada Tod Hunter Weber, Head of Engineering & Maintenance Riau Pulp, APRIL, Indonesia Who will gain most from the conference? • Head of Manufacturing Plant / Operation / Maintenance / Engineering / Reliability / Asset Management / Planning / Manufacturing / Strategic Planning / Safety/SHE • Managers of shutdowns/turnarounds • Engineers • Maintenance management software providers • Automation technologies providers • Equipment vendors • Project management consultants • Maintenance services consultants • Turnkey operators Get out of the office and spend quality time networking with experienced leaders in the field! Transforming maintenance into a strategic business advantage Sounds like you? Call us today on +65 6322 2771 to book your place or visit www.terrapinn.com/2005/smc_sg to register online today!
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