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<strong>March</strong> <strong>30</strong> <strong>–</strong> <strong>April</strong> 2, <strong>2008</strong><br />

Hyatt Regency Lost Pines Austin, Texas<br />

Give yourself 4 days to explore the most<br />

comprehensive <strong>EAM</strong> event in the world.<br />

Gain access to the latest solutions and<br />

strategies for today's complex <strong>EAM</strong> issues.<br />

Grow from what you learn, who you<br />

meet, and the experiences you share.<br />

<strong>SAP</strong>-<strong>Centric</strong> <strong>EAM</strong> <strong>2008</strong><br />

Produced by:


www.sap-centric-eam.com<br />

What’s<br />

inside...<br />

A letter from Eventure Events<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> <strong>EAM</strong> community,<br />

Over the past four exhilarating years, <strong>SAP</strong>-<strong>Centric</strong> <strong>EAM</strong> has created a<br />

remarkable experience for individuals to come together and explore<br />

common business issues, problems, and solutions in the <strong>SAP</strong> <strong>EAM</strong> arena.<br />

This year, the event will continue to deliver on its promise of “Inspiring<br />

Individuals and Empowering Enterprises.”<br />

<strong>SAP</strong>-<strong>Centric</strong> <strong>EAM</strong> <strong>2008</strong> perpetuates an exciting momentum for knowledge<br />

sharing, networking, and innovation in the <strong>SAP</strong> <strong>EAM</strong> community. We invite<br />

you to give yourself four days to explore the most comprehensive <strong>SAP</strong> <strong>EAM</strong><br />

event in the world; to gain access to the latest solutions and strategies for<br />

today’s complex <strong>EAM</strong> issues; and most importantly, to grow from what you<br />

learn, who you meet, and the experiences you share.<br />

As a staff and company, it is our philosophy to not only deliver an event, but<br />

a unique experience. We encourage you to experience <strong>SAP</strong>-<strong>Centric</strong> <strong>EAM</strong><br />

<strong>2008</strong> and plant the seeds for growth in your organization.<br />

We look forward to sharing this fourth annual event with you!<br />

Warmest regards,<br />

Steve Sinkoff<br />

President & CEO<br />

Inspiring Individuals<br />

Empowering Enterprises<br />

Keynotes & Features.................................3<br />

Key Areas of Focus......................................4<br />

Who You'll Meet..............................................5<br />

Conference Schedule.............................6<br />

At a Glance................................................................8<br />

Conference Roundtables.................8<br />

Track Details.............................................................9<br />

Workshops............................................................20<br />

Sponsors...................................................................22<br />

Registration Form......................................24


CONFERENCE LOCATION<br />

Hyatt Regency<br />

Lost Pines<br />

Resort & Spa<br />

Austin, Texas<br />

With state-of-the-art meeting facilities and a 700<br />

acre backdrop of rugged Texas wilderness, the<br />

Hyatt Regency Lost Pines Resort & Spa promises to<br />

be an exceptional venue for <strong>SAP</strong>-<strong>Centric</strong> <strong>EAM</strong> <strong>2008</strong>.<br />

This ranch-style property, located near Austin’s<br />

airport, downtown, and historic Bastrop, will provide<br />

the <strong>SAP</strong> <strong>EAM</strong> community with an outstanding<br />

arena to engage, network, educate, and inspire.<br />

From spacious guestrooms, to spa treatments, a<br />

championship golf course, and many local area<br />

attractions, the Hyatt Regency Lost Pines Resort<br />

& Spa is a great place to bring your family and<br />

stay an extra day.<br />

Reservations:<br />

To receive the special conference rate of $224 +<br />

tax per night, you must make accommodations<br />

through the Eventure Events office by Friday,<br />

<strong>March</strong> 7, <strong>2008</strong>, pending availability.<br />

Call us today to book your hotel reservation:<br />

877-411-4675 OR 914-509-5354<br />

Hotel Address:<br />

575 Hyatt Lost Pines Road<br />

Lost Pines, Texas 78612<br />

For information regarding travel, visit:<br />

www.sap-centric-eam.com/<strong>2008</strong>/travel.html<br />

“<br />

Fantastic conference! A lot of<br />

good tips with <strong>SAP</strong> and bolt-on.<br />

Good timing for me for next<br />

step in our organization.”<br />

Pamela.Howard,.. .<br />

Honeywell.Special.Materials<br />

Key event features<br />

The world’s leading <strong>SAP</strong> <strong>EAM</strong> (PM) event<br />

Extensive networking with hundreds of <strong>EAM</strong> professionals<br />

Key <strong>EAM</strong> case studies that show first-hand how <strong>SAP</strong>-<strong>Centric</strong><br />

solutions have been implemented at asset-intensive<br />

organizations like yours<br />

Exhibitors from the top <strong>SAP</strong>-<strong>Centric</strong> <strong>EAM</strong> technology and<br />

service partners<br />

Breakout roundtable sessions with key <strong>SAP</strong> stakeholders<br />

Brainstorming and open discussions<br />

Complimentary copies of all speaker presentations<br />

Optional, full day subject specific workshops<br />

Pre-conference<br />

Jumpstart Session<br />

Sunday, <strong>March</strong> <strong>30</strong>, <strong>2008</strong>, 4:15pm - 6:<strong>30</strong> pm<br />

Jumpstart your <strong>SAP</strong>-<strong>Centric</strong> <strong>EAM</strong> experience and gain essential<br />

tools for success!<br />

Meet session presenters and track chairs<br />

Hear presentation overviews for each conference session<br />

Obtain contact details for <strong>EAM</strong> experts at the conference<br />

Walk away from this session with the leverage to gain optimum<br />

value from your <strong>SAP</strong>-<strong>Centric</strong> <strong>EAM</strong> <strong>2008</strong> experience.<br />

Keynote Presentations<br />

Monday, <strong>March</strong> 31, <strong>2008</strong><br />

High Performance Assets<br />

Marty Etzel, VP, Process Industries <strong>–</strong> Industry Solution Marketing,<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> Labs<br />

Managing Master Data for Improved Performance<br />

Mark Scott, Manufacturing Manager, Procter & Gamble<br />

Tuesday, <strong>April</strong> 1, <strong>2008</strong><br />

The Ingredients Necessary for <strong>SAP</strong> Success<br />

Michael Harding, President and Chief Executive Officer,<br />

Anheuser-Busch Packaging Group<br />

Don’t<br />

Miss!<br />

Is Your <strong>EAM</strong> Really <strong>EAM</strong>?<br />

Terry Wireman, Vice President & Principal Consultant, Vesta Partners


KEY AREAS OF FOCuS<br />

Master Data Management<br />

Scheduling<br />

Technology, Functionality, Integration,<br />

& Implementation Tools<br />

BI / Reporting<br />

Preventative Maintenance, Reliability,<br />

& Workflow<br />

Cost Budgeting<br />

Training<br />

Third Party Integration<br />

Document Management<br />

Usability & Capability<br />

Management of Change<br />

SOA<br />

Mobile Solutions<br />

Upgrades<br />

Fleet Management<br />

Inventory Management<br />

Governance<br />

www.sap-centric-eam.com<br />

Who should attend<br />

<strong>SAP</strong>-<strong>Centric</strong> <strong>EAM</strong> is tailored to individuals involved in the maintenance or<br />

management of enterprise physical assets. This event draws attendees from<br />

various divisions within each company and is geared toward individuals<br />

involved in any of the following areas:<br />

Maintenance management (senior, mid-level, and tactical)<br />

Maintenance planning and scheduling<br />

Operations management<br />

Product, facilities, or process engineering<br />

Design, construction, commission of new facilities/assets<br />

Asset reliability<br />

Customer service<br />

Information technology providing/supporting solutions related to <strong>EAM</strong><br />

What you’ll take away<br />

Few conferences in any industry offer more subject-matter depth than<br />

<strong>SAP</strong>-<strong>Centric</strong> <strong>EAM</strong>. This event provides practical and easy-to apply advice<br />

and solutions from maintenance practitioners at companies like yours that<br />

have solved maintenance and asset management problems with <strong>SAP</strong><br />

solutions for <strong>EAM</strong> (<strong>SAP</strong> PM). Attendees will receive complimentary copies<br />

of all speaker presentations.<br />

Additional benefits from attending include:<br />

Specific strategies toward forward-thinking <strong>EAM</strong> best practices<br />

<strong>SAP</strong>-<strong>Centric</strong> <strong>EAM</strong> solutions focused on maintenance, reliability<br />

and operations<br />

Practical, easy-to-apply advice and solutions to quickly improve<br />

the bottom line<br />

Expertise from subject matter experts who have solved real<br />

problems with <strong>SAP</strong><br />

Tips and tricks to enhance current <strong>EAM</strong> initiatives<br />

Ideas, opportunities, product releases and trends in the <strong>SAP</strong> <strong>EAM</strong> world<br />

Direct contacts with <strong>SAP</strong> <strong>EAM</strong> software developers


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Fantastic threads with extremely<br />

relevant topics to suit my needs.”<br />

David.Shupe,.Halifax.Regional.Municipality<br />

A.N.C.A.P<br />

ABB Limited<br />

Accenture<br />

AdamCo Enterprise<br />

Adobe Systems Incorporated<br />

Advanced Energy Industries<br />

Advanced Reliability Technologies<br />

Advanced Technology Services<br />

Aera Energy<br />

AES<br />

Agrium<br />

Air Products and Chemicals<br />

AirClic<br />

Algoma Steel<br />

Alliance Pipeline<br />

AltaLink<br />

Aluminerie Alouette<br />

Amerada Hess Corporation<br />

Anheuser-Busch<br />

Aquarion Water Company<br />

ARC Advisory Group<br />

Areva Resources Canada<br />

Arizona Electric Power Cooperative<br />

Asset<strong>Centric</strong> Pty Ltd<br />

AssetPoint<br />

AstraZeneca<br />

Barr Pharmaceuticals<br />

Bartec<br />

Basell<br />

Bergen County Utilities Authority<br />

BHP Billiton<br />

BJ Services<br />

Blue Mountain Quality Resources<br />

Bombardier Recreational Products<br />

Briggs & Stratton<br />

Bristlecone<br />

Bruce Power<br />

Buckeye Technologies<br />

BWX Technologies NOD<br />

BWXT Y-12<br />

California Department of Water Resources<br />

Campbell Company of Canada<br />

Canadian Pacific Railway<br />

Cargill<br />

Catalyst Paper Corporation<br />

Who you’ll meet<br />

Management from companies responsible for the maintenance function<br />

Users of <strong>SAP</strong> solutions for <strong>EAM</strong>: Core <strong>SAP</strong> PM, MM, PS, QM;<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> Business Intelligence for <strong>EAM</strong> (<strong>SAP</strong> BW, SEM); and Portals for <strong>EAM</strong><br />

Users from virtually every sector of asset-intensive industries including<br />

Utilities, Oil & Gas, Chemical, Pulp & Paper, Mining, Food & Beverage,<br />

Engineering, Public Sector, Pharmaceutical, and all other Process and<br />

Discrete Industries<br />

Key <strong>SAP</strong> <strong>EAM</strong> and Industry Business Unit team members<br />

Product and service partners focused on <strong>SAP</strong>-<strong>Centric</strong> <strong>EAM</strong> user needs<br />

Reliability optimization experts<br />

Management and engineers responsible for the reliability improvement,<br />

development, and construction of new facilities<br />

IT managers and specialists focused on <strong>EAM</strong> solutions<br />

Specialists in plant configuration, PLM and document management<br />

Users and partners focused on solutions for:<br />

<strong>–</strong> Mobile Workforce Management<br />

<strong>–</strong> Predictive tasks, condition monitoring and condition-based maintenance<br />

<strong>–</strong> Outage management, turnarounds and capital projects<br />

<strong>–</strong> Asset content management and efficiencies in processes relating to<br />

MRO spares identification, stockholding determination and procurement<br />

COMPANIES WHO ATTEND <strong>SAP</strong>-CENTRIC <strong>EAM</strong><br />

Celanese Ltd.<br />

Cemig<br />

CenterPoint Energy<br />

Centocor<br />

Century Aluminum of West Virginia<br />

Cetaris<br />

Chevron Corporation<br />

Chevron Phillips Chemical Company<br />

CITGO Petroleum<br />

City of Abbotsford<br />

City of Burnaby<br />

City of Edmonton<br />

City of Phoenix<br />

City of Vancouver<br />

ClickSoftware<br />

CMC Steel<br />

CMS Energy — Consumer Energy<br />

Colgate Palmolive Company<br />

Colorado Department of Transportation<br />

ConAgra Foods<br />

Conectiv Energy<br />

ConocoPhillips<br />

Coors Brewing Company<br />

CopperLeaf Technologies<br />

CPS Energy<br />

CTAC NV<br />

Data Systems International<br />

Datria<br />

Deere & Company<br />

Deloitte Consulting<br />

Delta Air Lines<br />

Department of National Defence<br />

Canada<br />

Dimension Technology Solutions<br />

Dominion Resources<br />

Dow Chemical Company<br />

Dow Corning<br />

DuPont<br />

DynMcDermott Petroleum Operations<br />

Dyno Nobel<br />

E.ON US<br />

<strong>EAM</strong> Consulting<br />

EAS Marine, Inc.<br />

Eastman Chemical Company<br />

Electricity Supply Board<br />

EMC<br />

Emerson Process Management<br />

EMG <strong>–</strong> Midwest Generation<br />

Empresa de Acueducto y Alcantarillado<br />

De Bogota<br />

Energy Central<br />

Energy Insights<br />

Engenium Solutions<br />

Engineering Informatics<br />

ESRI<br />

Essroc Cement<br />

ExxonMobil Chemical<br />

ExxonMobil Global Services<br />

Fairfax Water<br />

FirstEnergy<br />

Fluor Corporation<br />

FMC<br />

Foster Farms<br />

Foundation Coal<br />

Gartner, Inc.<br />

Genentech<br />

Genesis Solutions<br />

Global PTM<br />

GoIndustry<br />

Halifax Regional Municipality<br />

Halliburton<br />

Harley-Davidson<br />

HATCH<br />

Hellenic Petroleum<br />

Hercules Incorporated<br />

Hillyard, Inc.<br />

Hokuden Information System Service<br />

Honeywell International<br />

Houston Independent School District<br />

Hovensa<br />

Husky Energy<br />

Hydro One<br />

Hydro Quebec<br />

IBM<br />

IBM Business Consulting Services<br />

IDC<br />

IHS Inc.<br />

Impress Software<br />

Ineos<br />

Infineon<br />

INOVx Solutions<br />

Integrys<br />

Interconexión Eléctrica S.A.<br />

Intermec<br />

International Paper<br />

INVISTA<br />

Iron Ore Company of Canada<br />

ISAGEN<br />

Ivara Corporation<br />

Johns Manville<br />

KAP Project Services<br />

Kennecott Energy Company<br />

Kennecott Utah Copper Corporation<br />

Kimberly-Clark<br />

Kohler<br />

Kraft Foods<br />

KurMeta<br />

Life Cycle Engineering<br />

Lincoln Electric System<br />

Lion Oil Company<br />

Lorillard Tobacco Company<br />

Lubrizol Corporation<br />

Lyondell Chemical Company<br />

Lyondell Houston Refining<br />

M/S Oil & Natural Gas Corporation<br />

Madison Paper Industries<br />

Mainnovation<br />

Maintenance Systems Solutions<br />

Maintenance Technology Magazine<br />

Management Controls<br />

Manitoba Hydro<br />

Marathon Oil Company<br />

MasterFoods<br />

MDSI<br />

MeadWestvaco<br />

Mercedes Benz US International<br />

Meridium, Inc.<br />

Metamor Enterprise Solutions<br />

Metanoia<br />

Metropolitan District Commission<br />

Miller Brewing Company<br />

Mincom<br />

Monsanto Company<br />

experience<br />

Motorola<br />

National Gas Company<br />

NB Power<br />

Nebraska Public Power District<br />

Nemak Canada<br />

NET: Blue<br />

Netwin Solutions, Inc<br />

New Dimension Solutions<br />

New Horizon System Solutions<br />

New Millennia<br />

Newport News Waterworks<br />

Nexen Inc.<br />

Nisoft<br />

Noria Corporation<br />

Northrop Grumman Corporation<br />

NOVA Chemicals<br />

NRX Global<br />

Occidental Chemical Corporation<br />

OJSC "Surgutneftegas"<br />

Oklahoma Gas & Electric Company<br />

Olin Corporation<br />

Oniqua Inc.<br />

Ontario Power Generation<br />

Orange County Public Schools<br />

OSIsoft<br />

Owens Corning<br />

P&H Mining Equipment<br />

Pacific Gas & Electric Company<br />

PacifiCorp<br />

PEMEX<br />

PepsiCo<br />

Performance Consulting<br />

Petro Canada<br />

Petroleos Mexicanos<br />

Philip Morris USA<br />

Placer Dome — Barrick Gold<br />

Polk County Public Schools<br />

Port of San Diego<br />

Pratt & Whitney<br />

Primavera<br />

Procter & Gamble<br />

Projetech<br />

Prometheus Group<br />

Promigas S.A. E.S.P.<br />

PT Excelcomindo Pratama<br />

Public Service Enterprise Group<br />

Puget Sound Energy<br />

PWN<br />

Q Data USA<br />

Qatar Liquified Gas Company<br />

QMS Outsource Inc<br />

Quadrem<br />

Questra Corporation<br />

Raytheon Company<br />

Reliant Energy<br />

Rexam Beverage Can Americas<br />

Rich Products<br />

Richard Palmer & Associates<br />

Rio Tinto Minerals<br />

RMB USA<br />

Rohm & Haas<br />

Roquette America<br />

RR Donnelley<br />

R-Tech Technology<br />

Sacramento Municipal Utility District<br />

SAIC<br />

Salt River Project<br />

San Diego Gas & Electric Company<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> AG<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> America<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> Andina y Del Caribe<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> Asia<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> Brazil<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> C.I.S.<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> Canada<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> Japan<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> Labs<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> Latin America & Caribbean<br />

Sappi Fine Paper North America<br />

SaskPower<br />

SAT Corporation<br />

Saudi Aramco<br />

SEAL Systems, Inc.<br />

Sealed Air Corporation<br />

Sempra Energy<br />

Shell Chemical Company<br />

Shell Explorations & Production<br />

Shell International Petroleum Company<br />

Shell Oil Products<br />

Showa Denko Carbon, Inc.<br />

Siemens<br />

Sierra Southwest<br />

SINCOR<br />

SITA Corporation<br />

SKF Reliability Systems<br />

SmartSignal Corporation<br />

Smurfit Stone Container Corp.<br />

SOALogix<br />

Société de transport de Montréal<br />

Solvay Information Technologies<br />

Southern California Edison<br />

Southern California Gas Company<br />

Spectra Energy<br />

Statoil ASA<br />

Steelscape<br />

Strategic Asset Management<br />

Suncor Energy<br />

Syclo<br />

Synactive<br />

Synterprise<br />

TBG<br />

Terasen Gas<br />

Tesoro Corporation<br />

The Hershey Company<br />

The Schwan Food Company<br />

The Scotts Company<br />

Tomago Aluminum<br />

Total Resource Management<br />

TransAlta<br />

Tyson Foods<br />

United States Sugar Corporation<br />

University of Exeter<br />

Valero Energy Corporation<br />

Vattenfall AB<br />

Vesta Partners<br />

Waste Management<br />

Water Corporation of Western Australia<br />

Weyerhaeuser Company<br />

Whirlpool Corporation<br />

Wipro Technologies<br />

Yambay<br />

Zycus — Spend Data Management


Sunday, <strong>March</strong> <strong>30</strong> — Arrival Day<br />

4:15pm - 6:<strong>30</strong>pm Pre-Conference Jumpstart Session (See page 3 for details)<br />

6:<strong>30</strong>pm - 8:<strong>30</strong>pm Conference Registration & Welcome Reception<br />

Monday, <strong>March</strong> 31 — Conference Day One<br />

7:<strong>30</strong> - 8:<strong>30</strong> Breakfast<br />

8:<strong>30</strong> - 10:15<br />

www.sap-centric-eam.com<br />

TRACK 1 TRACK 2 TRACK 3 TRACK 4 TRACK 5<br />

Opening Address & Welcome<br />

Keynote Presentation: High Performance Assets, Marty Etzel, <strong>SAP</strong> Labs<br />

10:15 - 10:45 Morning Break & Exhibition<br />

10:45 - 11:45<br />

11:55 - 12:55<br />

Process Safety<br />

Management —<br />

Integration with <strong>SAP</strong><br />

Norm Poynter,<br />

Nexen Inc.<br />

[Intermediate]<br />

Improving Fleet<br />

Preventative Maintenance<br />

through RFID<br />

Natalie Christensen,<br />

City of Abbotsford<br />

[Intermediate]<br />

12:55 - 2:00 Lunch & Exhibition<br />

2:00 - 3:00<br />

3:10 - 4:10<br />

Using Measurement<br />

Points to Capture<br />

History of Equipment<br />

Stephen Erslon,<br />

ConocoPhillips<br />

[Beginner]<br />

Driving Greater Service<br />

with MRS at Hovensa<br />

William Tabbert & Joe Hazi,<br />

Hovensa<br />

[Intermediate]<br />

4:10 - 4:40 Afternoon Break & Exhibition<br />

4:40 - 6:10<br />

ConferenCe SChedule<br />

Maintenance<br />

Effectiveness<br />

& Reliability<br />

Best Practices for Effective<br />

Capital Project Execution<br />

Nick Cutsumbis,<br />

FirstEnergy<br />

[Intermediate]<br />

Project System for Large<br />

Capital Projects, by<br />

Facilities Owner<br />

Petr Chmelar,<br />

Dow Corning<br />

[Intermediate]<br />

Implementing Plant<br />

Maintenance in a<br />

Non-Manufacturing<br />

Environment<br />

Romero San Agustin,<br />

Port of San Diego<br />

[Beginner]<br />

Calibration Solution in <strong>SAP</strong><br />

Improves Productivity<br />

Félix Vélez,<br />

Johnson & Johnson<br />

& Sammy Seifeddine,<br />

ABB Reliability Services<br />

[Intermediate]<br />

Screen Simplifications<br />

Using GuiXT<br />

Patrick Reed,<br />

Essroc Cement<br />

[Beginner]<br />

“Correct Change Required”<br />

— Culture Change and<br />

Implementation<br />

Mike Hays,<br />

Tyson Foods, Inc.<br />

[Beginner/Intermediate]<br />

Realizing the Value of an<br />

<strong>SAP</strong>-GIS Integration<br />

Mark Fois,<br />

Aquarion Water Company<br />

& John Lucas,<br />

Impress Software<br />

[Intermediate]<br />

GuiXT-<strong>SAP</strong> Your Way for<br />

Your Company<br />

Janet Paris,<br />

MIT Lincoln Laboratory<br />

& Thomas Ewe,<br />

Synactive<br />

[Intermediate]<br />

Keynote Presentation: Managing Master Data for Improved Performance, Mark Scott, Procter & Gamble<br />

Panel Discussion: Master Data Management, Facilitated by Kahn Ellis, Vesta Partners<br />

6:10 - 9:<strong>30</strong> Exhibition, Drinks, & Dinner Under the Stars!<br />

<strong>EAM</strong> Process<br />

Efficiency<br />

Improvement<br />

Don’t<br />

Miss!<br />

usability, Access<br />

to Information<br />

& ROI<br />

Vendor<br />

Track<br />

Mobile Inspection<br />

Management (MIM) for <strong>SAP</strong><br />

John Renick, Meridium<br />

& Francois Louw,<br />

Vesta Partners<br />

[Expert]<br />

Implementations:<br />

Do’s & Don’ts for<br />

Customer & Consultant<br />

Tom Buckley, Pacific Gas<br />

& Electric Company<br />

& Rob Felix,<br />

New Dimension Solutions<br />

[Intermediate]<br />

Integrated Maintenance<br />

Program <strong>–</strong> How to Achieve<br />

Your Business Goals<br />

Greg Toomey,<br />

SKF Reliability Systems<br />

(content in part provided by<br />

Italo Freitas, AES Corporation)<br />

[Intermediate]<br />

Covering All the Bases<br />

for Sustainable Asset<br />

Performance<br />

Berk Borrett,<br />

Catalyst Paper Corporation<br />

& Eric Wegscheider, Ivara<br />

[Intermediate]<br />

<strong>SAP</strong><br />

Track<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> GRC — A Solution to<br />

Manage Risks<br />

Walter Kienle,<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> AG<br />

[Intermediate]<br />

Customizing the<br />

Maintenance Technician<br />

Portal Role<br />

Len Harms,<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> America<br />

[Intermediate]<br />

New and Enhanced<br />

Functionality for <strong>EAM</strong><br />

with <strong>SAP</strong> ERP 6.0<br />

Dean Fitt,<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> AG<br />

[Intermediate]<br />

CU Implementation<br />

Guidance<br />

Ronald Miller,<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> America<br />

[Intermediate]


Tuesday, <strong>April</strong> 1 — Conference Day Two<br />

7:<strong>30</strong> - 8:<strong>30</strong> Breakfast<br />

8:<strong>30</strong> - 9:35<br />

TRACK 1 TRACK 2 TRACK 3 TRACK 4 TRACK 5<br />

Opening Comments<br />

Keynote Presentation: The Ingredients Necessary for <strong>SAP</strong> Success, Michael Harding, Anheuser-Busch Packaging Group<br />

9:35 - 10:05 Morning Break & Exhibition<br />

10:05 - 11:05<br />

11:15 - 12:15<br />

How Structured Process<br />

Assessments Improve<br />

<strong>EAM</strong> Results<br />

Harry Collis,<br />

P&H Mining Equipment<br />

& Mark Bennett,<br />

New Dimension Solutions<br />

[Intermediate]<br />

Functional Approach to<br />

Planning & Scheduling<br />

with <strong>SAP</strong> Basics<br />

Paul Simmons,<br />

ConocoPhillips<br />

[Intermediate]<br />

12:15 - 1:20 Lunch & Exhibition<br />

1:20 - 2:20<br />

2:<strong>30</strong> - 3:<strong>30</strong><br />

Scheduling in <strong>SAP</strong><br />

Ed Robinson,<br />

EMG - Midwest Generation<br />

& Gus McIntosh,<br />

Vesta Partners<br />

[Intermediate]<br />

BOM Teams — An<br />

Equipment Commodity,<br />

Reliability Approach<br />

Derek Astrike,<br />

Dow Corning<br />

[Beginner]<br />

3:<strong>30</strong> - 4:00 Afternoon Break & Exhibition<br />

4:00 - 5:<strong>30</strong><br />

Maintenance<br />

Effectiveness<br />

& Reliability<br />

<strong>EAM</strong> Process<br />

Efficiency<br />

Improvement<br />

Leveraging Your Rental<br />

Equipment in <strong>SAP</strong><br />

Bob Pennington,<br />

CITGO Petroleum<br />

[Intermediate]<br />

A Mobile Solution Delivers<br />

<strong>EAM</strong> Improvements<br />

George Muller,<br />

Conectiv Energy<br />

[Intermediate]<br />

CPS Energy’s Utilization of<br />

Mobile Asset Management<br />

for Coal Yard<br />

Jimmy Mendoza,<br />

CPS Energy<br />

[Intermediate]<br />

Drawing Management at<br />

SaskPower with <strong>SAP</strong> DMS<br />

Sue Oakley-Paul,<br />

SaskPower<br />

[Intermediate]<br />

Standardized Metrics<br />

Reporting in <strong>SAP</strong><br />

Dick Olver,<br />

Agrium<br />

[Intermediate]<br />

Master Data Made Easy<br />

Ron Torrance<br />

& Ken Schmalz,<br />

Kimberly-Clark<br />

[Intermediate]<br />

Interactive Equipment<br />

Catalogs, DMS & Inventory<br />

Management<br />

Dan Stuebe & David Foley,<br />

Philip Morris USA<br />

[Intermediate]<br />

Improving <strong>SAP</strong> Plant<br />

Maintenance Usability in<br />

the Mining Industry<br />

Pete Schonaerts,<br />

formerly of Peabody Energy<br />

& Bart Lorang, Dimension<br />

Technology Solutions<br />

[Intermediate]<br />

Keynote Presentation: Is Your <strong>EAM</strong> Really <strong>EAM</strong>? Terry Wireman, Vesta Partners<br />

Track Chair Panel Discussion & Closing Address<br />

Streamlining <strong>SAP</strong> /<br />

Primavera Interoperability<br />

Dean Edmundson,<br />

Primavera<br />

& Martin Stenzig,<br />

Vesta Partners<br />

[Intermediate]<br />

Best Practices / Lessons<br />

Learned from <strong>SAP</strong> and GIS<br />

Integration<br />

Bryan Dickerson,<br />

Woolpert Inc.<br />

[Intermediate]<br />

Creative Solutions to<br />

Using <strong>SAP</strong> in the Factory<br />

Maintenance Business<br />

Todd Fouts, Advanced<br />

Technology Services<br />

& Mike Maiolo, Vesta Partners<br />

[Intermediate]<br />

Engineering Data<br />

Handover and<br />

Collaborative Asset Master<br />

Data Management<br />

Jeff Bonnell, NRX Global<br />

& HaJo Lockermann,<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> Labs<br />

[Intermediate]<br />

The Pursuit of the<br />

Perfect Plant<br />

HaJo Lockermann,<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> Labs<br />

[Intermediate]<br />

Configuration Control<br />

& Change Management<br />

Hemant Rathod,<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> Asia<br />

[Expert]<br />

Energy Management in<br />

Maintenance Processing<br />

John Harrison,<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> Canada<br />

& Hitesh Patel,<br />

TechniData America<br />

[Beginner]<br />

6:00 - 9:<strong>30</strong> Downtown Austin Excursion (optional, transportation provided, sign-up only) Experience the heart and soul of Austin’s music and nightlife during this evening excursion!<br />

Wednesday, <strong>April</strong> 2 — Workshops (Optional and separately bookable)<br />

8:00am - 4:00pm Choose from ten workshops (See pages 20-21 for details)<br />

usability, Access<br />

to Information<br />

& ROI<br />

Conference content and speakers are subject to change. Please visit our website at www.sap-centric-eam.com for updates.<br />

experience<br />

See pages 9-19 for Track details.<br />

Vendor<br />

Track<br />

<strong>SAP</strong><br />

Track<br />

12:20 - 2:20<br />

Roundtable Sessions<br />

1) Fleet Management<br />

2) Asset Mgmt. & Sustainability<br />

for Government Organizations<br />

3) Mobility<br />

4) Planning and Scheduling<br />

(Sign-up required, see page 8)


<strong>SAP</strong>-CENTRIC <strong>EAM</strong> <strong>2008</strong><br />

AT A GlAnCE<br />

Sunday, <strong>March</strong> <strong>30</strong><br />

Arrival Day<br />

4:15 pm - 6:<strong>30</strong> pm Jumpstart Session<br />

6:<strong>30</strong> pm - 8:<strong>30</strong> pm<br />

Monday, <strong>March</strong> 31<br />

Conference.Day.One<br />

7:<strong>30</strong> - 8:<strong>30</strong> Breakfast<br />

8:<strong>30</strong> - 10:15<br />

Opening Address & Welcome<br />

Keynote Session<br />

10:15 - 10:45 Morning Break & Exhibition<br />

10:45 - 12:55 Conference Sessions<br />

12:55 - 2:00 Lunch & Exhibition<br />

2:00 - 4:10 Conference Sessions<br />

4:10 - 4:40 Afternoon Break & Exhibition<br />

4:40 - 6:10<br />

Keynote Session<br />

Panel Discussion: Master Data Management<br />

6:10 - 9:<strong>30</strong> Exhibition, Drinks, & Dinner Under the Stars!<br />

Tuesday, <strong>April</strong> 1<br />

Conference Day Two<br />

7:<strong>30</strong> - 8:<strong>30</strong> Breakfast<br />

8:<strong>30</strong> - 9:35<br />

8:00 - 4:00<br />

Opening Comments<br />

Keynote Session<br />

9:35 - 10:05 Morning Break & Exhibition<br />

10:05 - 12:15 Conference Sessions<br />

12:15 - 1:20 Lunch & Exhibition<br />

12:20 - 2:20 Roundtables (optional, sign-up only)<br />

1:20 - 3:<strong>30</strong> Conference Sessions<br />

3:<strong>30</strong> - 4:00 Afternoon Break & Exhibition<br />

4:00 - 5:<strong>30</strong><br />

6:00 - 9:<strong>30</strong><br />

Conference Registration<br />

& Welcome Reception<br />

Keynote Session<br />

Track Chair Panel Discussion<br />

Closing Address<br />

Downtown Austin Excursion<br />

(optional, transportation provided, sign-up only)<br />

Wednesday, <strong>April</strong> 2<br />

Workshops<br />

See pages 20-21 for Workshop details.<br />

Choose from ten workshops<br />

Breakfast and Lunch are included<br />

www.sap-centric-eam.com<br />

Roundtable Breakout Sessions<br />

Tuesday, <strong>April</strong> 1 — Conference Day Two Sign-up is required<br />

Share your ideas with <strong>SAP</strong> and help influence the next generation of development!<br />

Discuss delivered content — what’s there, are you using it, what do you need? These<br />

interactive roundtable forums will let you have a private two-hour discussion with key<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> stakeholders and your peers from various organizations who share similar interests.<br />

Seating is limited and sign-up is required upon registration (only two individuals<br />

per company permitted).<br />

1) Fleet Management<br />

Facilitators: Alishia Jolivette, Houston Independent School District<br />

& Dean Fitt, <strong>SAP</strong> AG<br />

Asset identification<br />

• Functional location: asset/fleet object<br />

• Asset disposal process<br />

Maintenance strategy/identification/<br />

scheduling<br />

• PM plans and compliance reporting<br />

• Fleet/unit availability reporting<br />

2) Asset Management & Sustainability for<br />

Government Organizations<br />

Facilitators: Rob Corazzola, <strong>SAP</strong> Canada & Ian Woodbury, RIVA Online<br />

Public sector agencies are responsible for trillions of dollars in infrastructure and fixed<br />

assets, and yet in many cases, management of these assets is applied in a trivial manner.<br />

Local governments and educational organizations are finding new compliance<br />

to report on the value of their assets not only a daunting task, but possibly a<br />

rewarding one, as they are beginning to realize the creation of a foundation for<br />

a sustainable plan to responsibly manage their capital assets over their life cycle.<br />

This interactive roundtable session will open up a discussion on:<br />

• A pathway to asset sustainability in government<br />

• A lesson learned from a government customer<br />

• Features of a successful plan and overall solution to asset sustainability<br />

3) Mobility<br />

Facilitators: Leif Erikson, Motorola & Application Partners<br />

Mobile technology is revolutionizing the world of Enterprise Asset Management<br />

(<strong>EAM</strong>). Join in on this interactive discussion about mobilizing your enterprise.<br />

Mobile application developers and customers from across asset-intensive industries<br />

will share their successful strategies for implementing mobile <strong>EAM</strong> solutions.<br />

Discussion topics will include:<br />

• Advanced data capture<br />

• Mobile computing<br />

• Wireless technology<br />

Reporting<br />

• Cost reporting<br />

• Replacement forecasting<br />

Execution of work<br />

• Technician work reporting<br />

• Warranty tracking — VMRS warranty<br />

codes inheritance<br />

4) Planning and Scheduling<br />

Facilitators: Len Harms, <strong>SAP</strong> America, Mario Franz, <strong>SAP</strong> AG<br />

& Dean Edmundson, Primavera<br />

Join this interactive forum to discuss and share common issues, successes, and<br />

goals in regard to planning and scheduling. Discussion points will include best<br />

practices for short term and long term planning.


CONFERENCE DAY 1: TRACK 1<br />

Maintenance Effectiveness<br />

& Reliability<br />

10:45 - 11:45 MONDAY<br />

Process Safety Management —<br />

Integration with <strong>SAP</strong><br />

Presenter: Norm Poynter, Nexen Inc.<br />

Intermediate<br />

Process safety management places increased demands on your<br />

<strong>EAM</strong> software. Specifically, regarding equipment and process<br />

integrity, your CMMS system must provide mechanisms for management,<br />

reporting, and issue resolution related to critical safety<br />

equipment. This presentation will take a look at Nexen Inc.’s Risk<br />

Based Process Safety Framework and how <strong>SAP</strong> will become an<br />

integral tool.<br />

Discussion Points will include:<br />

• Risk based framework (center for chemical process safety)<br />

• Leading and lagging indicators<br />

• How to track in <strong>SAP</strong> foundation elements required for the<br />

Process Safety Management System to function<br />

• Challenges to consider and how Nexen Inc. is solving them<br />

Lessons:<br />

• Consistency of approach is key to the success of the<br />

management system<br />

• Foundation must exist<br />

• Culture and information management<br />

• Reporting — keeping it simple requires granularity;<br />

granularity requires more effort<br />

Original Go-Live Date: January 2002<br />

Current <strong>SAP</strong> Release: 4.6C<br />

11:55 - 12:55 MONDAY<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 1: TRACK 2<br />

<strong>EAM</strong> Process<br />

Eff iciency Improvement<br />

Track Details<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 1 — TRACK 1<br />

Maintenance Effectiveness<br />

& Reliability<br />

Improving Fleet Preventative Maintenance<br />

through RFID<br />

Presenter: Natalie Christensen, City of Abbotsford<br />

Intermediate<br />

The City of Abbotsford identified that it had considerable administrative<br />

inefficiencies surrounding the manual collection of<br />

odometer readings and operating hours for the fleet. The impact<br />

of inaccurate and missing data has cost the municipality time<br />

and money in wasted management and administration time,<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 1: TRACK 3<br />

Usability, Access to<br />

Information & ROI<br />

“Progress comes from intelligent use of experience.”<br />

missed maintenance events, premature maintenance events,<br />

and inaccurate data.<br />

In order to improve data collection within the <strong>SAP</strong> PM module,<br />

the city has introduced a radio-frequency data transfer system<br />

supplied by U-Con systems. The “Wireless Data Modules” plug<br />

directly into the ECM of the vehicles and equipment, and utilizes<br />

RF to capture odometer readings, operating hours and other<br />

critical operating data. The implementation of this system has<br />

allowed the city to ensure securing accurate vehicle data, and<br />

obtaining critical reporting information.<br />

Lessons:<br />

Importance of accurate data for…<br />

• Proper preventative maintenance<br />

• Vehicle justification reports<br />

• Cost efficiencies<br />

Original Go-Live Date: December 2007<br />

Current <strong>SAP</strong> Release: 4.6<br />

2:00 - 3:00 MONDAY<br />

using Measurement Points to Capture<br />

History of Equipment<br />

Presenter: Stephen Erslon, ConocoPhillips<br />

Beginner<br />

Manage and develop equipment history within <strong>SAP</strong> to capture<br />

history against an asset. ConocoPhillips uses measurement points<br />

to assist in tracking history for mechanical equipment. Through<br />

coding and designing, you can implement a system for your<br />

plant’s reliability group and craftsmen to easily enter data points.<br />

Capturing data within <strong>SAP</strong> negates the need to use satellite systems<br />

and keeps out information within the legacy system. Learn<br />

how ConocoPhillips developed their measurement points and<br />

how it expects to expand interests to many more types of assets.<br />

Lessons:<br />

• It’s easy to capture data history<br />

• Analyze data capture<br />

• Asset performance<br />

Original Go-Live Date: July 2004<br />

Current <strong>SAP</strong> Release: ECC 6.0<br />

“<br />

experience<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 1: TRACK 4<br />

Vendor Track<br />

— Elbert Hubbard<br />

This was a fantastic informative<br />

conference with great tracks.”<br />

Jim.Ryan,.Lincoln.Electric.System<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 1: TRACK 5<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> Track


10<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 1: TRACK 1<br />

Maintenance Effectiveness<br />

& Reliability<br />

3:10 - 4:10 MONDAY<br />

Driving Greater Service with MRS at Hovensa<br />

Presenters: William Tabbert & Joe Hazi, Hovensa<br />

Intermediate<br />

This presentation will outline where Hovensa has been, and<br />

where it is now in regard to planning and scheduling. Specifically,<br />

William Tabbert and Joe Hazi will display how Hovensa’s <strong>SAP</strong><br />

MRS instance is set up and functioning in the facility.<br />

Lessons:<br />

• <strong>SAP</strong>'s MRS systems functionality<br />

• Web portal advantages<br />

• Entering actual time into cats via a portal<br />

Original Go-Live Date: November 2007<br />

Current <strong>SAP</strong> Release: ECC 6.0<br />

10:45 - 11:45 MONDAY<br />

best Practices for Effective Capital<br />

Project Execution<br />

Presenter: Nick Cutsumbis, FirstEnergy<br />

Intermediate<br />

FirstEnergy Corporation, a diversified energy company headquartered<br />

in Akron, Ohio, is involved in generation, transmission and<br />

distribution of electricity, as well as energy management and<br />

other energy-related services. FirstEnergy uses both <strong>SAP</strong> and<br />

Primavera to plan and execute major and minor capital projects<br />

for its distribution lines of business. In an effort to reduce planning<br />

time, minimize costs and capitalize on existing investments<br />

in equipment and infrastructure throughout these capital projects,<br />

FirstEnergy sought to integrate the two systems.<br />

This case study presentation will address challenges that FirstEnergy<br />

encountered prior to integration and benefits realized afterwards.<br />

Focus will be on real world application of best practices<br />

and lessons learned as it relates to other companies looking to<br />

maximize their <strong>SAP</strong> investment.<br />

Lessons:<br />

• The project budget must originate from work schedule<br />

• An automated project forecast from Primavera into<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> is possible<br />

• Using Primavera LOE activities allows the <strong>SAP</strong> accounting structure<br />

and Primavera project structure to talk to each other<br />

Original Go-Live Date: June 2003<br />

Current <strong>SAP</strong> Release: 4.7<br />

www.sap-centric-eam.com<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 1: TRACK 2<br />

<strong>EAM</strong> Process<br />

Eff iciency Improvement<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 1 — TRACK 2<br />

<strong>EAM</strong> Process<br />

Eff iciency Improvement<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 1: TRACK 3<br />

Usability, Access to<br />

Information & ROI<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 1: TRACK 4<br />

Vendor Track<br />

11:55 - 12:55 MONDAY<br />

Project System for Large Capital Projects,<br />

by Facilities Owner<br />

Presenter: Petr Chmelar, Dow Corning<br />

Intermediate<br />

In this session explore project management in <strong>SAP</strong> PS from<br />

the Facilities Owner perspective. Petr Chmelar, of Dow Corning<br />

Corporation, will cover setting up project structure, defining<br />

work by company resources, and the procurement of services<br />

from EPC (Engineering, Procurement and Construction)<br />

companies. Petr will also cover planning of work, project<br />

execution, and financial reporting.<br />

Lessons:<br />

• Project management and planning in <strong>SAP</strong> (without 3rd party<br />

scheduling software) to maximize your <strong>SAP</strong> investment<br />

• Change management for PS workflow acceptance<br />

• Work in multicultural global environment for implementation<br />

in company facilities<br />

Original Go-Live Date: December 1997<br />

Current <strong>SAP</strong> Release: ECC 5.0<br />

2:00 - 3:00 MONDAY<br />

Implementing Plant Maintenance in a<br />

Non-Manufacturing Environment<br />

Presenter: Romero San Agustin, Port of San Diego<br />

Beginner<br />

“Shutdown/Turnaround”, “Reliability-<strong>Centric</strong>” and “Results-<br />

Oriented” are terms seldom spoken at the Port of San Diego.<br />

Instead, reporting costs for the upkeep of the District’s parks<br />

and assets are more common practices. In October 2006, the<br />

Port of San Diego issued a Request for Proposal to implement<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> Plant Maintenance for the District’s General Services<br />

Department. The vendor selection process came down to two<br />

firms with different philosophies, one specialized in public sector<br />

implementations, and the other in <strong>EAM</strong>. The selection panel<br />

recommended the <strong>EAM</strong> approach hoping to capitalize on how<br />

the rest of the world managed its maintenance. Throughout<br />

the project lifecycle, re-engineering processes, designs and<br />

best practices were made. Flexibility was the key to this<br />

project’s success — the team and the system.<br />

Lessons:<br />

• You know your business, do not rely so much on how the rest<br />

of the world does things<br />

• Your implementation partners learn as much from you as you<br />

do from them<br />

• Have a very good contingency plan<br />

Original Go-Live Date: July 2003<br />

Current <strong>SAP</strong> Release: 4.6C<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 1<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 1: TRACK 5<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> Track


CONFERENCE DAY 1: TRACK 1<br />

Maintenance Effectiveness<br />

& Reliability<br />

3:10 - 4:10 MONDAY<br />

Calibration Solution in <strong>SAP</strong> Improves Productivity<br />

Presenters: Félix Vélez, Johnson & Johnson<br />

& Sammy Seifeddine, ABB Reliability Services<br />

Intermediate<br />

Faced with increasingly stringent compliancy requirements and<br />

escalating global competition, manufacturers in regulated industries<br />

must focus on improving processes to be successful. Calibration of<br />

test equipment in <strong>SAP</strong> can improve operational productivity<br />

while streamlining compliance to regulated mandates. This<br />

presentation demonstrates how GBSC, a Johnson & Johnson<br />

pharmaceutical company, was able to improve productivity by<br />

<strong>30</strong>% and realize a reoccurring annual savings of $375k through<br />

implementing calibration of test equipment in <strong>SAP</strong> using PM<br />

(Plant Maintenance) and QM (Quality Management) modules.<br />

Lessons:<br />

• Must take necessary steps in evaluating and selecting the<br />

right implementation partner for your business<br />

• Must have excellent teamwork between the business, IT,<br />

and implementation partner<br />

• Must redesign business processes to meet customer requirements<br />

Original Go-Live Date: <strong>March</strong> 2005<br />

Current <strong>SAP</strong> Release: 4.7<br />

10:45 - 11:45 MONDAY<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 1: TRACK 2<br />

<strong>EAM</strong> Process<br />

Eff iciency Improvement<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 1 — TRACK 3<br />

usability, Access to Information & ROI<br />

Screen Simplifications using GuiXT<br />

Presenter: Patrick Reed, Essroc Cement<br />

Beginner<br />

Essroc implemented <strong>SAP</strong> R/3 Rel. 3.1H in 1999. Although the project<br />

was successful, there were training requirements that persisted<br />

since go-live because of employee turnover; an overwhelmed<br />

end-user base who initially learned “how” transaction procedures<br />

worked but never quite grasped the “why” part; and a general level<br />

of frustration regarding the limited amount of data required to<br />

complete a transaction compared to the number of fields included<br />

in the screen. The last point was particularly confounding because<br />

there was no validation techniques included within the transaction<br />

processing that would identify input errors as the transaction was<br />

entered. With a small <strong>SAP</strong> support staff, retraining was not an option<br />

for Essroc Cement and the idea of using simplified screen templates<br />

with built in validation logic was considered a strategic alternative.<br />

Lessons:<br />

• The need for ongoing training requirements to respond to<br />

employee turnover and the needs of the end-user base<br />

• Simplified screen templates, along with built in validation logic<br />

which includes a review of the accuracy of dependent transaction<br />

data, can be considered a strategic alternative for support<br />

staff training and retraining<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 1: TRACK 3<br />

Usability, Access to<br />

Information & ROI<br />

experience<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 1: TRACK 4<br />

Vendor Track<br />

• Reduction in training time required for potential <strong>SAP</strong> upgrades<br />

can be achieved when common screen entry templates are<br />

migrated from the original system to the upgrade, thus eliminating<br />

any further training needs<br />

• Enhancements can provide improved quality for transaction<br />

data and overall employee satisfaction with the <strong>SAP</strong> R/3 system<br />

Original Go-Live Date: February 1999<br />

Current <strong>SAP</strong> Release: 4.5B<br />

11:55 - 12:55 MONDAY<br />

“Correct Change Required”— Culture Change<br />

and Implementation<br />

Presenter: Mike Hays, Tyson Foods, Inc.<br />

Beginner/Intermediate<br />

Many times <strong>SAP</strong> is seen as the “silver bullet” for <strong>EAM</strong>. However,<br />

developing business process, configuring the software, and training<br />

end users is only part of having a successful implementation.<br />

Success requires the organization to adopt the new business<br />

processes. Often before the new processes are adopted, a change of<br />

culture must occur. You must understand and recognize the steps<br />

in the change process, develop a plan to manage the change,<br />

arm your implementation team with change management skills,<br />

and sell the benefits to those ultimately responsible for improving<br />

business performance (the end users). Without a solid plan<br />

to convince your end users of the benefit and align the culture of<br />

your organization with the new business process, the expected<br />

return from an <strong>SAP</strong> <strong>EAM</strong> implementation may never be realized.<br />

Lessons:<br />

• Importance of a change management plan as part of overall<br />

implementation plan<br />

• How do I get buy-in?<br />

• What skills do the implementers need?<br />

Original Go-Live Date: January 2004<br />

Current <strong>SAP</strong> Release: ECC 6.0<br />

2:00 - 3:00 MONDAY<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 1: TRACK 5<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> Track<br />

Realizing the Value of an <strong>SAP</strong>-GIS Integration<br />

Presenters: Mark Fois, Aquarion Water Company<br />

& John Lucas, Impress Software<br />

Intermediate<br />

Aquarion Water Company (AWC), one of the 10 largest investorowned<br />

water utilities in the US, recently embarked on the “Next-<br />

Gen” project, with the goal of improving workflow, and<br />

optimizing resources and assets, thus capitalizing on their software<br />

and hardware investments. As part of this project, a new<br />

ERP system (<strong>SAP</strong>) was implemented, necessitating an integration<br />

between <strong>SAP</strong> and AWC’s GIS system.<br />

This presentation will provide insight into this integration project,<br />

focusing on individual implementation points and how these<br />

brought improvements to the various departments within AWC.<br />

Particular attention will be paid to how the GIS footprint was<br />

increased within the company and what values this brought to<br />

supervisors, managers, and executive officers.<br />

Continued...<br />

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1<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 1: TRACK 1<br />

Maintenance Effectiveness<br />

& Reliability<br />

Lessons:<br />

• Get senior management involved early<br />

• Have the end user test and review the implementation<br />

of specific features<br />

• Participation of all stakeholders is needed during the blueprint phase<br />

Original Go-Live Date: January 2007<br />

Current <strong>SAP</strong> Release: ECC 6.0<br />

3:10 - 4:10 MONDAY<br />

GuiXT-<strong>SAP</strong> Your Way for Your Company<br />

Presenters: Janet Paris, MIT Lincoln Laboratory<br />

& Thomas Ewe, Synactive<br />

Intermediate<br />

In this session, a series of case studies takes you through the key challenges<br />

and opportunities for process improvement and optimization.<br />

Learn how MIT found a unified solution that enhanced user experience<br />

across interfaces such as Mobile, <strong>SAP</strong>Gui, NetWeaver and Web<br />

Environment. This session was developed for organizations who plan<br />

to increase workforce efficiencies creating improvements across their<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> platform and improve user acceptance and performance.<br />

Lessons:<br />

• How to streamline your processes without Java or ABAP<br />

• Increasing <strong>SAP</strong> usability and functionality with GuiXT<br />

• Why you should implement GuiXT when you implement<br />

your <strong>SAP</strong> system<br />

Original Go-Live Date: October 2003<br />

Current <strong>SAP</strong> Release: 4.6C<br />

10:45 - 11:45 MONDAY<br />

Mobile Inspection Management (MIM) for <strong>SAP</strong><br />

Presenters: John Renick, Meridium<br />

& Fancois Louw, Vesta Partners<br />

Expert<br />

Mobile Inspection Management (MIM) for <strong>SAP</strong>, a new solution<br />

developed completely in NetWeaver architecture allows<br />

operators, inspectors, and technicians to perform route based<br />

activities and capture data electronically in the field through a<br />

handheld application. MIM for <strong>SAP</strong> ensures that operators are<br />

monitoring critical equipment and failure symptoms identified<br />

by an overall asset strategy, as well as capturing data accurately<br />

in the field. In addition to the mobile application, MIM uses<br />

standard <strong>SAP</strong> <strong>EAM</strong> structures to do all route planning, scheduling,<br />

and work order management.<br />

This presentation will open a discussion on how MIM for <strong>SAP</strong><br />

integrates a company’s equipment strategies into day-to-day<br />

operations and surveillance programs while facilitating efficient<br />

assessment and quantification of asset performance.<br />

www.sap-centric-eam.com<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 1: TRACK 2<br />

<strong>EAM</strong> Process<br />

Eff iciency Improvement<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 1 — TRACK 4<br />

Vendor Track<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 1: TRACK 3<br />

Usability, Access to<br />

Information & ROI<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 1: TRACK 4<br />

Vendor Track<br />

Lessons:<br />

• <strong>SAP</strong> and MIM can be leveraged to document equipment condition<br />

and performance during routes of maintenance or<br />

inspection activities<br />

• MIM allows for the definition of a route as part of a maintenance plan<br />

• MIM provides a mobile solution which can provide an inspector<br />

or operator real-time feedback about exceeded condition<br />

thresholds and recommended actions as data is captured<br />

11:55 - 12:55 MONDAY<br />

Implementations: Do's & Don'ts for Customer<br />

& Consultant<br />

Presenters: Tom Buckley, Pacific Gas & Electric Company<br />

& Rob Felix, New Dimension Solutions<br />

Intermediate<br />

A successful implementation or upgrade is critical for customers<br />

and consultants. Understanding each others needs and perspectives<br />

can dramatically improve the outcome of an implementation or<br />

upgrade. This presentation provides insights gained from former<br />

and ongoing implementations. The relationships between a customer<br />

and consultant are often based on assumptions which may<br />

not be accurate. The presentation will provide “real world” do’s<br />

and don’ts, rather than a “cookbook” view of implementations.<br />

Lessons:<br />

• Open communication is critical<br />

• Understanding the needs of the customer and consultant<br />

should be discussed, not assumed<br />

• The end-user has valuable information for both parties which is<br />

often overlooked<br />

Original Go-Live Date: May 2003<br />

Current <strong>SAP</strong> Release: 4.7<br />

2:00 - 3:00 MONDAY<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 1<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 1: TRACK 5<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> Track<br />

Integrated Maintenance Program —<br />

How to Achieve Your business Goals<br />

Presenters: Greg Toomey, SKF Reliability Systems<br />

(content in part provided by Italo Freitas,<br />

AES Corporation)<br />

Intermediate<br />

This presentation will cover a project that begins with developing<br />

business process models and ends with configuring and<br />

populating <strong>SAP</strong> to support the business goals. It also identifies<br />

all other maintenance program elements that have to be implemented<br />

and their ties to <strong>SAP</strong>.<br />

The project was for a combined cycle plant that was under construction.<br />

Given that the plant would have stringent contract<br />

requirements around reliability and availability coupled with a<br />

small plant staff, it necessitated a robust, integrated maintenance<br />

program from day one of operations.<br />

The process of how to create and implement a structured program<br />

will be covered including populating templates for <strong>SAP</strong> data. Multiple<br />

activities will be covered from identifying business goals to<br />

developing a standard taxonomy, PdM and operator activities and<br />

programs to priority scheme based on equipment criticality.


CONFERENCE DAY 1: TRACK 1<br />

Maintenance Effectiveness<br />

& Reliability<br />

Lessons:<br />

• Start with aligning systems to support your business goals<br />

• Integrating technologies to support your strategy<br />

• Develop a maintenance strategy and make it living<br />

Original Go-Live Date: September 2006<br />

Current <strong>SAP</strong> Release: 4.6<br />

3:10 - 4:10 MONDAY<br />

Covering All the bases for Sustainable<br />

Asset Performance<br />

Presenters: Berk Borrett, Catalyst Paper Corporation<br />

& Eric Wegscheider, Ivara<br />

Intermediate<br />

This session will illustrate how Ivara EXP Enterprise and the Ivara<br />

Work Smart implementation methodology, coupled with <strong>SAP</strong><br />

<strong>EAM</strong>, supported an optimal approach to asset performance<br />

improvement by bringing together, in a cohesive offering, solutions<br />

to three distinct problems. Implementation at Catalyst<br />

Paper’s four mills is highlighted.<br />

At the tactical level, identify and quickly resolve immediate and<br />

obvious problems with methodologies such as RCA (Root Cause<br />

Analysis). Analytical tools such as Weibull analysis, Life Cycle Cost<br />

modeling and others can be applied to quickly identify opportunities<br />

for immediate performance optimization.<br />

At the sustainable execution level, implement a comprehensive<br />

proactive reliability program across the asset base — from failure<br />

mode analysis to integrated condition monitoring and inspection<br />

management; asset and process performance tracking and<br />

alarming to initiation of timely condition-based work (the right<br />

work at the right time) driven by EXP, managed by <strong>SAP</strong> <strong>EAM</strong>.<br />

At the organizational change level, leverage Ivara’s renowned process<br />

and methodology to support and sustain organizational change.<br />

Lessons:<br />

• A balance is needed to support a cohesive and sustainable<br />

transition to proactive asset reliability that drives optimal asset<br />

performance<br />

• The mix and the sequence depend on the organization’s context<br />

and priorities<br />

Original Go-Live Date: January 1998<br />

Current <strong>SAP</strong> Release: ECC 6.0<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 1: TRACK 2<br />

<strong>EAM</strong> Process<br />

Eff iciency Improvement<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 1: TRACK 3<br />

Usability, Access to<br />

Information & ROI<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 1: TRACK 4<br />

Vendor Track<br />

10:45 - 11:45 MONDAY<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> GRC — A Solution to Manage Risks<br />

Presenter: Walter Kienle, <strong>SAP</strong> AG<br />

Intermediate<br />

In this session, Walter Kienle will discuss <strong>SAP</strong>‘s risk management<br />

solution. Glean an overview of <strong>SAP</strong>‘s solution and how it can be<br />

utilized to manage risks in an enterprise such as market risks,<br />

credit risks, and operational risks. Walter will also address <strong>EAM</strong> in<br />

regard to risk management and operational risks. Prerequisites to<br />

success here involve good management of processes and data in<br />

the <strong>EAM</strong> space. Customer examples on how to manage operational<br />

risks will be provided. These examples include utility customers<br />

who use either top-down or bottom-up approaches to<br />

manage operational risk in <strong>EAM</strong>.<br />

Lessons:<br />

• How to define and monitor ongoing risks in your enterprise<br />

• The prerequisites to introduce operational risk<br />

management in <strong>EAM</strong><br />

• Feasible approaches to manage the operational risk<br />

11:55 - 12:55 MONDAY<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 1 — TRACK 5<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> Track<br />

Customizing the Maintenance Technician<br />

Portal Role<br />

Presenter: Len Harms, <strong>SAP</strong> America<br />

Intermediate<br />

This presentation is meant for someone who is non-technical but<br />

wants to understand how to add a new transaction to an existing<br />

portal role.<br />

Len Harms will present a live demo based on the Maintenance<br />

Technician role that covers the following items:<br />

• Creating a new transaction (2 options)<br />

• Adding the transaction to the Maintenance Technician role<br />

• Adding the role to a person<br />

• Testing the role<br />

Lessons:<br />

• How to create a transaction for use in the portal<br />

• Customizing a standard portal role<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 1: TRACK 5<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> Track<br />

1


1<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 2: TRACK 1<br />

Maintenance Effectiveness<br />

& Reliability<br />

2:00 - 3:00 MONDAY<br />

New and Enhanced Functionality for <strong>EAM</strong><br />

with <strong>SAP</strong> ERP 6.0<br />

Presenter: Dean Fitt, <strong>SAP</strong> AG<br />

Intermediate<br />

If you are upgrading from 4.6C or 4.7 to ERP 6.0, this presentation<br />

will give you an overview of the new and enhanced functionality<br />

that came in the various releases right up to ERP 6.0 Enhancement<br />

Package 3.<br />

Lessons:<br />

• New functionality in 4.7<br />

• New functionality in ERP 2004<br />

• New functionality in ERP 6.0 including enhancement packages<br />

3:10 - 4:10 MONDAY<br />

Cu Implementation Guidance<br />

Presenter: Ronald Miller, <strong>SAP</strong> America<br />

Intermediate<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> compatible unit functionality offers flexibility and efficiency<br />

in creating work orders. But implementation can be a complex<br />

task. Due to the many interrelations of the CU functionality and<br />

existing PM functionality, not to mention MM and FICO, success<br />

depends on a thoroughly thought out design before the<br />

build is started.<br />

This presentation will discuss some of the areas where critical<br />

decisions must be made as well as the options and ramifications<br />

of those decisions. The areas to be covered include: CU<br />

complexity, the use of different plants on the associated task<br />

list, primary characteristics, design/order checking, use of<br />

reference equipment, use of hierarchical CU, materials planning,<br />

using operational level costing, limitations of the CU<br />

functionality, and getting started. The target audience for<br />

this session includes individuals with CU knowledge, but<br />

whose company has not yet implemented.<br />

Lessons:<br />

• Key decisions on how CU will be used must be made early in<br />

the solution design process<br />

• The CU solution must be looked at in a holistic manner as part<br />

of the overall solution due to its interrelated nature<br />

• CU solution is quite flexible, but that makes it more complex<br />

to implement<br />

“<br />

www.sap-centric-eam.com<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 2: TRACK 2<br />

<strong>EAM</strong> Process<br />

Eff iciency Improvement<br />

Best conference I’ve been to. Could<br />

not have done a better job. Excellent<br />

and very practical /useful<br />

information.”<br />

Mark.Loenen,.Terasen.Gas<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 2: TRACK 3<br />

Usability, Access to<br />

Information & ROI<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 2: TRACK 4<br />

Vendor Track<br />

10:05 - 11:05 TUESDAY<br />

How Structured Process Assessments<br />

Improve <strong>EAM</strong> Results<br />

Presenters: Harry Collis, P&H Mining Equipment<br />

& Mark Bennett, New Dimension Solutions<br />

Intermediate<br />

This presentation will provide an overview of the value of<br />

structured assessment tools in measuring the effectiveness of<br />

an <strong>SAP</strong> implementation and the progress being made by users<br />

in adopting a new business process. While the presentation<br />

will relate to specific examples from a mining site, the same<br />

concept would apply to any other type of industry or user.<br />

Harry Collis and Mark Bennett will discuss the strategic value<br />

of assessments in <strong>EAM</strong> implementations and how to conduct<br />

them in a positive, helpful manner.<br />

In this session you will gain information on…<br />

• The assessment tools utilized by NDS & P&H specifically for<br />

the P&H Mining implementation in Chile<br />

• The results of initial assessments and ongoing plans for<br />

continuous monitoring<br />

• Assessment tool enhancement and how the tools can be<br />

used for self-assessment<br />

Lessons:<br />

• The value of assessment tools in planning, executing and<br />

evaluating <strong>EAM</strong> implementations<br />

• How one company/industry applied assessment tools to gauge<br />

progress and identify follow-up activities<br />

• The value of having a quantitative method for assessing<br />

performance and progress (as opposed to subjective measures)<br />

Original Go-Live Date: <strong>March</strong> 2006<br />

Current <strong>SAP</strong> Release: 4.7<br />

11:15 - 12:15 TUESDAY<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 2<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 2 — TRACK 1<br />

Maintenance Effectiveness<br />

& Reliability<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 2: TRACK 5<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> Track<br />

Functional Approach to Planning<br />

& Scheduling with <strong>SAP</strong> basics<br />

Presenters: Paul Simmons, ConocoPhillips<br />

Intermediate<br />

A functional approach to performing oil refinery or manufacturing<br />

plant routine maintenance planning and scheduling using <strong>SAP</strong><br />

takes an understanding of expected inputs and required outputs.<br />

Even so, this can be done effectively and efficiently using standard<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> PM. In this presentation, Paul Simmons and Danny Hollie will<br />

apply their experience with setting up processes, procedures, and<br />

training to exemplify such success.


CONFERENCE DAY 2: TRACK 1<br />

Maintenance Effectiveness<br />

& Reliability<br />

While we are always looking at possibilities to improve planning<br />

& scheduling capabilities, these usually involve a time and money<br />

investment that does not always play out. The functional<br />

approach to using <strong>SAP</strong> for routine maintenance planning and<br />

scheduling requires at a basic level the following: 1) Maintenance<br />

process 2) Maintenance procedures 3) Focused planners 4)<br />

Emphasis on task lists created for repeatable work 5) Scheduled<br />

control of release and schedules 6) Proper schedule update flows.<br />

Lessons:<br />

• Building your base with solid preplans and task lists which<br />

include planning package documents<br />

• Setting up the proper flows of planned work orders and operational/maintenance<br />

priorities for scheduling by using order<br />

status coding, estimation fields, and revision codes<br />

• How to perform weekly and daily scheduling for routine maintenance<br />

with a 1 scheduler to 150+ ratio without any bells and<br />

whistles, just the <strong>SAP</strong> PM module<br />

Original Go-Live Date: October 1998<br />

Current <strong>SAP</strong> Release: 4.6C<br />

1:20 - 2:20 TUESDAY<br />

Scheduling in <strong>SAP</strong><br />

Presenters: Ed Robinson, EMG <strong>–</strong> Midwest Generation<br />

& Gus McIntosh, Vesta Partners<br />

Intermediate<br />

In Q3 of 2007 EMG went live with an <strong>SAP</strong> <strong>EAM</strong> system solution<br />

to support its evolving maintenance/reliability processes. This<br />

was within a broader implementation that included SCM, Fuels<br />

Management, HC and FICO. One of the goals of the <strong>EAM</strong> project<br />

was only using standard functionality to improve existing<br />

work practices laying a solid system foundation to support<br />

future improvement objectives.<br />

Key goals were to utilize <strong>SAP</strong> to further standardize on the weekly<br />

schedule process and provide a basis for continuous improvement<br />

across the seven coal powered generation stations. To meet<br />

these objectives and ensure user adoption the end product had<br />

to be robust, simple to use and allow planners/schedulers to<br />

work more efficiently.<br />

The completed transactional solution combined standard order/<br />

operation list edit functions with capacity leveling/evaluation to<br />

provide the means to prepare, review and communicate the<br />

schedule. Measurement of schedule efficiency and performance<br />

was measured through development of a custom BW report.<br />

Lessons:<br />

• Standard <strong>SAP</strong> Plant Maintenance & Capacity Leveling functions<br />

can deliver an efficient scheduling process<br />

• The set up of Capacity Leveling/Planning Board functions is<br />

complex but with expert knowledge you can quickly implement<br />

and develop the “right” solution<br />

• A custom snap-shot and reporting tool is required to measure<br />

and report on weekly scheduling performance<br />

Original Go-Live Date: July 2007<br />

Current <strong>SAP</strong> Release: ECC 6.0<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 2: TRACK 2<br />

<strong>EAM</strong> Process<br />

Eff iciency Improvement<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 2: TRACK 3<br />

Usability, Access to<br />

Information & ROI<br />

experience<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 2: TRACK 4<br />

Vendor Track<br />

2:<strong>30</strong> - 3:<strong>30</strong> TUESDAY<br />

bOM Teams — An Equipment Commodity,<br />

Reliability Approach<br />

Presenter: Derek Astrike, Dow Corning<br />

Beginner<br />

Bill of Material (BOM) teams are designed to leverage existing<br />

plant systems to improve efficiency, reliability, and maintainability<br />

of segmented equipment commodities. These representatives<br />

make up the teams: stock coordinator, reliability engineers,<br />

tradesmen, and record administrator. The team’s focus<br />

encompasses a wide breadth of facets related to BOMs. Starting<br />

with ensuring asset nomenclature in <strong>SAP</strong> is standardized and<br />

consistent, to defining current stock descriptions. The inventory<br />

strategy is developed taking into consideration the number of<br />

models, criticality, safety stocks, obsolescence, and consignment<br />

options. Using vendor parts lists as a basis, the BOMs are built<br />

and loaded into <strong>SAP</strong>, allowing them to be viewed and printed on<br />

work orders. This information is then used to develop equipment<br />

strategies for the equipment residing in a building.<br />

Lessons:<br />

• Consistency and standardization of the information provides<br />

efficiency gains<br />

• Sharing this information and developing strategies with the<br />

person responsible for the equipment provides a proactive<br />

approach to managing their equipment<br />

• Tradesmen play a key role in ensuring the data integrity of the<br />

BOMs remain once the project is completed<br />

Original Go-Live Date: October 1998<br />

Current <strong>SAP</strong> Release: ECC 5.0<br />

10:05 - 11:05 TUESDAY<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 2 — TRACK 2<br />

<strong>EAM</strong> Process<br />

Eff iciency Improvement<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 2: TRACK 5<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> Track<br />

Leveraging Your Rental Equipment in <strong>SAP</strong><br />

Presenter: Bob Pennington, CITGO Petroleum<br />

Intermediate<br />

Renting equipment for maintenance work orders on a “one off”<br />

basis is not difficult in <strong>SAP</strong>. Leveraging the same piece of rental<br />

equipment across multiple work orders lends to a different challenge.<br />

The cost of rental equipment in a maintenance environment<br />

can be extremely high on a daily basis and can comprise a<br />

large percentage of the overall maintenance budget. These costs<br />

can be somewhat tempered if rentals are leveraged across multiple<br />

work orders, which in turn will promote long term rentals.<br />

The traditional challenge has been how to leverage long term<br />

rentals while being able to track them in a plant and spread the<br />

costs accurately across multiple orders. In this presentation, Bob<br />

Pennington of CITGO Petroleum will enter into a discussion on<br />

how CITGO Petroleum uses <strong>SAP</strong> to manage its rentals.<br />

Continued...<br />

1


1<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 2: TRACK 1<br />

Maintenance Effectiveness<br />

& Reliability<br />

Lessons:<br />

• Provoking thought on a different way to use <strong>SAP</strong> to manage rentals<br />

• Leveraging a single rental across multiple work orders<br />

• Integrating standard <strong>SAP</strong> functionality into a custom transaction<br />

Original Go-Live Date: January 1998<br />

Current <strong>SAP</strong> Release: ECC 6.0<br />

11:15 - 12:15 TUESDAY<br />

A Mobile Solution Delivers <strong>EAM</strong> Improvements<br />

Presenter: George Muller, Conectiv Energy<br />

Intermediate<br />

Conectiv Energy implemented a mobile solution centered on<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> PM to improve operator rounds and notification creation,<br />

generating a ground swell of new opportunities to leverage<br />

the solution. This presentation will outline the solution, how it<br />

improves operator accountability and access to <strong>SAP</strong> PM information.<br />

George Muller will also provide a demonstration of interfaces<br />

to data historian and Conectiv Energy’s CBM Solution. In<br />

this session, learn about applications at other Conectiv facilities,<br />

including environmental inspections, back-shift inventory management,<br />

lab chemical management, and MSDS field access.<br />

Lessons:<br />

• The devil is in the (requirements) details<br />

• Finding your way through a maze of vendors and solutions<br />

Original Go-Live Date: January 1997<br />

Current <strong>SAP</strong> Release: ECC 5.0<br />

1:20 - 2:20 TUESDAY<br />

CPS Energy’s utilization of Mobile Asset<br />

Management for Coal Yard<br />

Presenter: Jimmy Mendoza, CPS Energy<br />

Intermediate<br />

Utilizing Mobile Asset Management (MAM) resolved several<br />

issues for CPS Energy’s fossil generation facilities concerning<br />

accountability, the auditable inspection process, and field<br />

data capture. The latter has provided accurate incident/break<br />

down reporting that was not present with the old paper process.<br />

With a short timeline and even tighter budget, CPS Energy was<br />

able to deliver on time and on budget.<br />

This presentation will cover:<br />

• CPS Energy’s configuration of MAM<br />

• Hand-held device programming and configuration<br />

• Configuration of measurement points<br />

• Notification and work order generation<br />

• Overview of how to accomplish this project with an eight<br />

week timeline<br />

Lessons:<br />

• Rapid deployment of Mobile Asset Management<br />

• Utilizing existing R/3 configuration<br />

• User friendly front-end screens<br />

Original Go-Live Date: December 2007<br />

Current <strong>SAP</strong> Release: 4.6C<br />

www.sap-centric-eam.com<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 2: TRACK 2<br />

<strong>EAM</strong> Process<br />

Eff iciency Improvement<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 2: TRACK 3<br />

Usability, Access to<br />

Information & ROI<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 2: TRACK 4<br />

Vendor Track<br />

2:<strong>30</strong> - 3:<strong>30</strong> TUESDAY<br />

Drawing Management at SaskPower<br />

with <strong>SAP</strong> DMS<br />

Presenter: Sue Oakley-Paul, SaskPower<br />

Intermediate<br />

Through <strong>SAP</strong> DMS SaskPower has developed a drawing management<br />

system providing a process for easy access to management<br />

of power plant drawing assets. Drawings are easily<br />

accessed through object links to equipment, functional locations,<br />

and PM notifications. Drawing change requirements<br />

can be captured via the redlining tool which is part of the<br />

integrated viewer in <strong>SAP</strong>. The DMS, with its secured content<br />

server, provides the benefits of version management. Status<br />

management coupled with project request types trigger a<br />

network of events in workflow to keep processes on track.<br />

The Cideon CAD desktop interface facilitates handling the<br />

complexity of compound AutoCAD files with ease.<br />

Lessons:<br />

• Custom development of <strong>SAP</strong> PM interfaces helped to standardize<br />

drawing management processes throughout Power Production<br />

• <strong>SAP</strong> DMS and Content Server along with Cideon CAD Interface<br />

and Plot Management tools provides a highly effective drawing<br />

management tool set<br />

• <strong>SAP</strong> Workflow provides the automation of many process and<br />

file management steps<br />

Original Go-Live Date: November 2005<br />

Current <strong>SAP</strong> Release: ECC 6.0<br />

10:05 - 11:05 TUESDAY<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 2<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 2 — TRACK 3<br />

usability, Access to Information & ROI<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 2: TRACK 5<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> Track<br />

Standardized Metrics Reporting in <strong>SAP</strong><br />

Presenter: Dick Olver, Agrium<br />

Intermediate<br />

It can be a challenge to get consistent reporting on measures<br />

and KPI’s from <strong>SAP</strong> or any CMMS system. Using those measures<br />

to do benchmarking with other plants and companies when<br />

there are differences in how the metrics are defined compounds<br />

the problem. The Society for Maintenance and Reliability Professionals<br />

(SMRP) has developed a set of common definitions and<br />

metrics that can be used. The next step is getting <strong>EAM</strong> providers<br />

like <strong>SAP</strong> to include the metrics reporting in their systems so<br />

that individual companies avoid the development of custom<br />

reporting. This presentation will report on the metrics development,<br />

harmonization with the European Maintenance Societies<br />

and propose the inclusion of standard reports covering the<br />

metrics into <strong>SAP</strong>.


CONFERENCE DAY 2: TRACK 1<br />

Maintenance Effectiveness<br />

& Reliability<br />

Lessons:<br />

• Learn about the metrics and definitions development work<br />

done by the SMRP<br />

• Understand how the common metrics will assist with both<br />

internal and external benchmarking<br />

• Discuss the inclusion of standard metric reporting in<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> — the issues and benefits<br />

Original Go-Live Date: November 1996<br />

Current <strong>SAP</strong> Release: ECC 6.0<br />

11:15 - 12:15 TUESDAY<br />

Master Data Made Easy<br />

Presenters: Ron Torrance & Ken Schmalz,<br />

Kimberly-Clark<br />

Intermediate<br />

Kimberly-Clark Corporation invested over $10 million creating<br />

and loading 50 million master data records into the PM and MM<br />

modules of its North American <strong>SAP</strong> R/3 client from 2000 to 2007.<br />

Attention is now shifting to protecting and improving quality of<br />

that master data through remediation of existing data versus<br />

standards and guaranteeing integrity of new data added through<br />

ongoing use and capital projects.<br />

This presentation will review how Kimberly-Clark manages master<br />

data added by 350 capital projects annually in North America.<br />

This is done through business process, technical standards, master<br />

data conditioning systems and the operation of a central<br />

master data team to create, check, and enter new master data.<br />

Highlights of these processes and standards will be reviewed,<br />

tips and tricks of forming such a team will be shared, and team<br />

performance metrics will be summarized.<br />

Lessons:<br />

• Central master data team efforts to manage the capital project<br />

updates to existing master data<br />

• Process to manage updates to master data<br />

• Standardization for master data<br />

Original Go-Live Date: September 2001<br />

Current <strong>SAP</strong> Release: 4.7<br />

1:20 - 2:20 TUESDAY<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 2: TRACK 2<br />

<strong>EAM</strong> Process<br />

Eff iciency Improvement<br />

Interactive Equipment Catalogs, DMS<br />

& Inventory Management<br />

Presenters: Dan Stuebe & David Foley,<br />

Philip Morris USA<br />

Intermediate<br />

This session will provide an example of how efficiencies were<br />

realized through integration of equipment catalogs in the Document<br />

Management System with material and equipment BOM’s<br />

in <strong>SAP</strong> PM. A demonstration of interactive equipment catalogs<br />

used on the shop floor to populate the components section of<br />

the work order for goods issue at the stockroom will be provided.<br />

Efficiencies can be realized in the areas of workforce utilization,<br />

MTTR, document management and inventory control. These<br />

mechanical and electrical catalogs are in electronic format that<br />

provide timely and accurate information to the entire workforce.<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 2: TRACK 3<br />

Usability, Access to<br />

Information & ROI<br />

experience<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 2: TRACK 4<br />

Vendor Track<br />

The ability to review machine parts information via interactive<br />

illustrations and parts lists by machine section is extremely valuable<br />

in asset intensive industries with detailed machinery layouts.<br />

Lessons:<br />

• Proper integration can produce significant ROI<br />

• Shop floor usability and acceptance is enhanced<br />

• Improvements in data management are realized<br />

Original Go-Live Date: August 2005<br />

Current <strong>SAP</strong> Release: 4.7<br />

2:<strong>30</strong> - 3:<strong>30</strong> TUESDAY<br />

Improving <strong>SAP</strong> Plant Maintenance usability in<br />

the Mining Industry<br />

Presenters: Pete Schonaerts, formerly of Peabody Energy<br />

& Bart Lorang, Dimension Technology Solutions<br />

Intermediate<br />

Pete Schonaerts and Bart Lorang will discuss the approach<br />

Peabody Energy has taken to improve <strong>SAP</strong> Plant Maintenance<br />

usability. Peabody Energy uses a combination of tools, including<br />

custom ABAP and the DTS product eMESA. Each will be discussed<br />

in detail, as well as the benefits it derived. In addition, the discussion<br />

will cover notification creation, maintenance order creation,<br />

parts ordering, resource management, resource scheduling, shift<br />

level operation scheduling, shift turnover activity, and maintenance<br />

order management.<br />

Lessons:<br />

• Reduce training time<br />

• Significantly reduce data entry time with improved user interface<br />

• Improved scheduling capability<br />

Original Go-Live Date: August 2007<br />

Current <strong>SAP</strong> Release: ECC 6.0<br />

10:05 - 11:05 TUESDAY<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 2 — TRACK 4<br />

Vendor Track<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 2: TRACK 5<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> Track<br />

Streamlining <strong>SAP</strong>/Primavera Interoperability<br />

Presenters: Dean Edmundson, Primavera<br />

& Martin Stenzig, Vesta Partners<br />

Intermediate<br />

Primavera and <strong>SAP</strong> have worked closely over the past year to<br />

define and deliver the “Best in Class” interface between core<br />

solutions. Dean Edmundson and Martin Stenzig will discuss the<br />

benefits and capabilities of Primavera Inspire and how organizations<br />

can benefit from improved Primavera/<strong>SAP</strong> interoperability.<br />

Primavera Inspire is an XI based add-on technology that tightly<br />

integrates core <strong>SAP</strong> systems with Primavera to provide accurate<br />

and consistent project, resource, and program management<br />

intelligence across the organization.<br />

Continued...<br />

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1<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 2: TRACK 1<br />

Maintenance Effectiveness<br />

& Reliability<br />

In this presentation, learn how Inspire improves business processes<br />

while also enabling better decision making. Also discuss<br />

how customers are benefiting from increased <strong>SAP</strong>/Primavera<br />

interoperability and what potential challenges to avoid when<br />

considering this level of business process integration.<br />

Lessons:<br />

• Best practices for improving resource utilization across capital,<br />

shutdown and routine maintenance work types<br />

• How to leverage your current technology investments to lower<br />

total cost of ownership<br />

• Business process improvements that customers can use to<br />

provide accurate forecasting across the corporation<br />

11:15 - 12:15 TUESDAY<br />

best Practices / Lessons Learned from <strong>SAP</strong><br />

and GIS Integration<br />

Presenter: Bryan Dickerson, Woolpert Inc.<br />

Intermediate<br />

This presentation will focus on the benefits and lessons learned<br />

from integrating <strong>SAP</strong> with an ESRI-based enterprise GIS within an<br />

airport environment. An airport, when run by a municipality,<br />

must typically operate as a revenue neutral operation; it must<br />

fund itself. Therefore, any large information management project<br />

must make financial sense, reduce data redundancies and inefficiencies,<br />

and increase the operating efficiency of staff.<br />

Lessons:<br />

• Why integrate systems and what kind of ROI can be seen<br />

• Various approaches for integration and their benefits<br />

and disadvantages<br />

• Recommended methodology to follow in integrating systems<br />

• Case studies from various projects where organizations have<br />

achieved their goals<br />

1:20 - 2:20 TUESDAY<br />

Creative Solutions to using <strong>SAP</strong> in the Factory<br />

Maintenance business<br />

Presenters: Todd Fouts, Advanced Technology Services<br />

& Mike Maiolo, Vesta Partners<br />

Intermediate<br />

Advanced Technology Services (ATS) makes factories run better<br />

through improving the productivity and profitability for some of<br />

the world’s most respected manufacturers by offering managed<br />

services of product equipment maintenance. In support of this<br />

competency, ATS made the decision to use <strong>SAP</strong> as the software<br />

to handle their requirements for <strong>EAM</strong>.<br />

This presentation will focus on the key areas of ATS’ <strong>SAP</strong> <strong>EAM</strong><br />

project. As their implementation partner, Vesta has helped ATS<br />

do some very unique and interesting things with <strong>SAP</strong> for managing<br />

plant assets. A technical area of interest is enabling <strong>SAP</strong><br />

to run completely over a non-VPN web environment. A fairly<br />

unique usage of portals was developed to enhance the overall<br />

user experience.<br />

www.sap-centric-eam.com<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 2: TRACK 2<br />

<strong>EAM</strong> Process<br />

Eff iciency Improvement<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 2: TRACK 3<br />

Usability, Access to<br />

Information & ROI<br />

Lessons:<br />

• Running <strong>SAP</strong> completely over the web in a non-VPN environment<br />

• Unique set up for additional downtime metrics<br />

• Lessons on how to mix customer owned and contractor<br />

owned parts<br />

Original Go-Live Date: October 2007<br />

Current <strong>SAP</strong> Release: ECC 6.0<br />

2:<strong>30</strong> - 3:<strong>30</strong> TUESDAY<br />

Engineering Data Handover and Collaborative<br />

Asset Master Data Management<br />

Presenters: Jeff Bonnell, NRX Global<br />

& HaJo Lockermann, <strong>SAP</strong> Labs<br />

Intermediate<br />

Engineering data handover and collaborative asset Master<br />

Data Management for <strong>SAP</strong> with NRX Asset Center efficient<br />

maintenance processes require easy access to accurate,<br />

intuitive, and up-to-date information. The challenge lies in<br />

accumulating and structuring all this information, as well<br />

as leveraging various sources.<br />

Discussion in this session will address:<br />

• How do you address this issue early on, when the assets are<br />

being handed over from engineering?<br />

• How does master data influence maintenance strategies<br />

and execution?<br />

• What is meant by lack of interoperability?<br />

• What role can the MDM and NRX Asset Center tool set play?<br />

• What is Engineering Data Handover?<br />

• How can the <strong>SAP</strong> partner ecosystem help you in this space?<br />

This presentation will also address standards and what role they<br />

play in addressing the issues.<br />

Lessons:<br />

• How master data influence maintenance strategies and execution<br />

• What is meant by operational readiness and supply<br />

chain readiness<br />

• How information management supports efficient operations<br />

of your solution<br />

• Sensible designs that work for other customers, using R/3 and BI<br />

“<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 2: TRACK 4<br />

Vendor Track<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 2<br />

Thanks so much for a great<br />

opportunity to network and discuss<br />

opportunities within the <strong>EAM</strong><br />

community.”<br />

Stephen.Erslon,.ConocoPhillips<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 2: TRACK 5<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> Track


CONFERENCE DAY 2: TRACK 1<br />

Maintenance Effectiveness<br />

& Reliability<br />

10:05 - 11:05 TUESDAY<br />

The Pursuit of the Perfect Plant<br />

Presenter: HaJo Lockermann, <strong>SAP</strong> Labs<br />

Intermediate<br />

Pressures on asset-intensive industries are growing: from tightening<br />

regulations, increasing energy costs, to the aging workforce,<br />

and the threat of ever-changing rules of the game through globalization.<br />

In order to survive, companies have to become more<br />

agile and able to better understand their own business practices.<br />

This provides the ability to change more nimbly.<br />

In this session, learn how <strong>SAP</strong>’s vision of the “perfect plant” leveraging<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> and partner solutions addresses these challenges. The<br />

key concepts are:<br />

• Visibility <strong>–</strong> gaining real-time insight into asset and system<br />

performance with regards to yield, quality, emissions, and<br />

energy consumption<br />

• Simplification <strong>–</strong> supporting the front-line operator or technician<br />

with the right information and eliminating wasteful steps<br />

• Optimization <strong>–</strong> turning insight into action, continually adjusting<br />

your strategies and practices<br />

Lessons:<br />

• "One plus one equals three" - <strong>SAP</strong>'s ecosystem empowers<br />

the business<br />

• <strong>SAP</strong>'s <strong>EAM</strong>, xMII, xVIP, NRX Asset Center, xLPO, xEM and<br />

other components play together to achieve the vision<br />

• Plant doesn't equal plant - the concept applies to<br />

various industries<br />

“<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 2: TRACK 2<br />

<strong>EAM</strong> Process<br />

Eff iciency Improvement<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 2 — TRACK 5<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> Track<br />

Best, most informative conference<br />

I have been to — world class!”<br />

LaVerne.Miller,.SaskPower<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 2: TRACK 3<br />

Usability, Access to<br />

Information & ROI<br />

"There is only one thing more painful than<br />

learning from experience, and that is<br />

not learning from experience."<br />

experience<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 2: TRACK 4<br />

Vendor Track<br />

11:15 - 12:15 TUESDAY<br />

Configuration Control & Change Management<br />

Presenter: Hemant Rathod, <strong>SAP</strong> Asia<br />

Expert<br />

Starting from Enterprise R/3, the <strong>EAM</strong> solution release has been<br />

enhanced with an important component called configuration<br />

control. The primary goal of configuration control is tracking the<br />

entire lifecycle of technical objects from engineering to operation<br />

and maintenance. From the engineering perspective, configuration<br />

control works well in a situation where there are<br />

multiple technical objects that have a similar structure. Configuration<br />

control also helps planners and technicians to confirm<br />

validity of components and parts.<br />

This session will give you a live demonstration of configuration<br />

management and how it helps in streamlining configuration<br />

change management.<br />

Lessons:<br />

• Why planning the change is important<br />

• What are the tools available in <strong>SAP</strong> <strong>EAM</strong> solution for<br />

managing change<br />

• How configuration management can help in tracking asset lifecycle<br />

2:<strong>30</strong> - 3:<strong>30</strong> TUESDAY<br />

— Laurence J. Peter<br />

Energy Management in Maintenance<br />

Processing<br />

Presenters: John Harrison, <strong>SAP</strong> Canada<br />

& Hitesh Patel, TechniData America<br />

Beginner<br />

This session provides an introduction to the topic of Energy Management<br />

and how <strong>SAP</strong> and its partners, OSIsoft & TechniData, are<br />

addressing the topic. Discussion in this presentation will address<br />

energy usage data collection, supporting energy reduction projects,<br />

reporting on energy at the enterprise level, and integrating<br />

with enterprise asset management.<br />

Lessons:<br />

• Energy usage as an indicator for maintenance<br />

• Energy usage and the impact on carbon footprinting<br />

• Energy reduction activities as a continuous process<br />

CONFERENCE DAY 2: TRACK 5<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> Track<br />

1


Wednesday Workshops — <strong>April</strong> 2, <strong>2008</strong><br />

Choose from these highly relevant half day and full day conference workshops, available to conference attendees only.<br />

Breakfast and lunch are included. All workshops are optional and separately bookable. Space is limited, so book early!<br />

HALF DAY WORKSHOPS (1-3)<br />

Times: 8:00 am - 11:<strong>30</strong> am and 12:<strong>30</strong> pm - 4:00 pm Cost: $495<br />

HALF DAY<br />

HALF DAY<br />

WORKSHOP 1<br />

Scheduling Day to Day with MRS<br />

Presenter: len �arms, <strong>SAP</strong> America<br />

The intent of this workshop is to cover the tools available for scheduling in <strong>SAP</strong>.<br />

This workshop is intended for a beginner level user of <strong>SAP</strong> who wants to understand<br />

the set-up for scheduling and the tools available to support this function.<br />

Specific items that will be covered are:<br />

• Work center set-up • Leveling the work<br />

• Configuration required • Dispatching options, tabular and graphical tools<br />

HALF DAY<br />

0 www.sap-centric-eam.com<br />

WORKSHOP 2<br />

Planning Maintenance Work in <strong>EAM</strong><br />

Presenter: Dean Fitt, <strong>SAP</strong> AG<br />

In the Planning Maintenance Work in <strong>EAM</strong> workshop, Dean Fitt of <strong>SAP</strong> AG<br />

will help attendees better understand options for using master data,<br />

notifications, and work orders.<br />

This workshop will cover the options available for planning maintenance work<br />

using the fields and tools delivered by <strong>SAP</strong> within master data, the notification,<br />

and the work order. At a basic level, discussion will center on fields like catalog<br />

profiles and codes, dates, priority, maintenance activity type, revisions, planner<br />

groups, work centers, labor, operations, bills of materials, components, production<br />

resource tools, reservations, requisitioning, permits, etc. The discussion will<br />

help participants develop an understanding of advantages of proper planning<br />

using these options to enhance work execution and reporting.<br />

WORKSHOP 3<br />

Enhancing the <strong>EAM</strong> Functionality of<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> without Modification<br />

Presenter: Kevin Morrow, <strong>SAP</strong> labs<br />

The standard <strong>SAP</strong> <strong>EAM</strong> functionality suits the majority of companies in its vanilla<br />

form, but there are occasions where people want to do things a little different.<br />

Providing a configurable solution to these infinite combinations of solutions could<br />

potentially make customizing even more complex than people perceive it is today.<br />

To enable implementation of these customer specific functions <strong>SAP</strong> provides a<br />

number of different mechanisms. As underlying technology has changed over<br />

the years so too have the methods of enhancement, each applicable for <strong>EAM</strong>.<br />

This short workshop aims to provide an overview on a live system of the<br />

different technologies used to enhance the functionality of <strong>SAP</strong> in the <strong>EAM</strong><br />

space. Due to time constraints it is not intended as a “how-to” session, but<br />

rather to provide an understanding to the implementation and support team<br />

members of what is available and how to find it, and valuable tips and tricks<br />

on defining requirements, so they can better communicate requirements to<br />

their development counterparts within the projects they are working on.<br />

FULL DAY WORKSHOPS (4-10)<br />

Time: 8:00 am - 4:00 pm Cost: $795<br />

FuLL DAY<br />

FuLL DAY<br />

WORKSHOP 4<br />

Capital and Shutdown Project<br />

Life-Cycle Management<br />

Presenters: Dean Edmundson & Karl Prutzer, Primavera<br />

& Mario Franz, <strong>SAP</strong> AG<br />

In this session <strong>SAP</strong> and Primavera will discuss “Best in Class” practices for<br />

organizations to initiate, plan, execute and close capital and shutdown projects.<br />

The following discussion points will be addressed:<br />

• How large projects can be managed within <strong>SAP</strong> or Primavera (ie, project<br />

prioritization, budgeting, planning, resource allocation and tracking)<br />

• Managing the project life-cycle with streamlined interoperability between<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> & Primavera<br />

• Developing capital and shutdown master schedules from multiple data<br />

sources (ie, <strong>SAP</strong>, Primavera, Microsoft, etc.)<br />

• Early mitigation of project risk and "what if" capabilities<br />

• Progress tracking and reporting solutions<br />

WORKSHOP 5<br />

Your Asset Data Foundation for<br />

Operations & Maintenance<br />

Presenters: Paul Kurchina, KurMeta, Kahn Ellis, Vesta Partners,<br />

Joe nichols, Meridium, Mark Strand�uest, Strand�uest, , I�S I�S I�S Inc.,<br />

& Jeff eff Bonnell, nR�� nR�� Global<br />

Your asset data is one of your most critical assets and the “right” asset data<br />

and level of detail is critical to maximizing the performance of your assets.<br />

Safety incidents increase, environmental compliance degrades, productivity<br />

goes down, and equipment downtime increases when complete and<br />

accurate information (data and content) about your assets is not readily<br />

available and visible. This is recognized as a key challenge for organizations<br />

today. In this workshop we will cover the why, what, and how in terms of<br />

getting your data in order. Examples covering a number of capital intensive<br />

industries (e.g. process industries, utilities and manufacturing) will be<br />

provided. Attendees in this workshop will also receive best practices and<br />

templates to take back to apply in their organizations.<br />

Topics covered will include:<br />

• Data problems in design operation and maintenance<br />

• Required data for plant operations, supply chain and reliability programs,<br />

maintenance master data and maintenance planning<br />

• How to tackle the data problem <strong>–</strong> both existing and new plant scenarios<br />

• Asset master data maintenance <strong>–</strong> keeping your data in order<br />

Whether you are dealing with cleaning up your data in existing plants, getting<br />

your data ready for an Enterprise Asset Management implementation or<br />

ensuring you get your data right from “day one” for new plant builds, this<br />

session will benefit you. Join us to learn more about driving performance<br />

with asset information enabled by asset data.


”To live means to experience—through doing, feeling, thinking. Experience takes place<br />

in time, so time is the ultimate scarce resource we have... One of the most essential<br />

decisions any of us can make is about how one’s time is allocated or invested.”<br />

The business of Reliability:<br />

Reliability best Practices<br />

Presenter: John Mitchell, Meridium<br />

WORKSHOP 6<br />

This workshop will provide <strong>SAP</strong> users with the critical details for creating<br />

an asset performance management initiative that will yield optimum<br />

reliability, utilization, effectiveness and lifetime value from physical assets.<br />

Discussion topics include:<br />

• Real-world application of optimizing processes developed and used<br />

by industry leaders<br />

• Justification for and establishment of an asset performance<br />

management program<br />

• How to recognize your organizational strengths and weaknesses<br />

• Optimization of your work and change management processes<br />

Walk away from the workshop with an understanding of how your current<br />

<strong>EAM</strong> implementation can deliver real benefits by:<br />

• Identifying value and prioritizing your greatest opportunities for<br />

improvement through the use of benchmarks and performance metrics<br />

• Selecting and optimally applying best practices that create greatest value<br />

for your conditions<br />

• Prioritizing implementation goals for quickest time-to-benefit<br />

• Demonstrating the value delivered by a reliability-driven, asset-lifetime<br />

optimization program in business terms<br />

FuLL DAY<br />

FuLL DAY<br />

WORKSHOP 7<br />

Mobile Technology and Applications<br />

Presenters: �arold Reeves, Motorola & Application Partners<br />

The 21 st century is being ushered in as the Mobility Era. Like the eras<br />

preceding it such as the Network Era and the Personal Computing Era,<br />

the Mobility Era is changing the way business is conducted. Similar to<br />

previous IT eras, it is characterized by large investments and a high degree<br />

of innovation in mobile technology. The last five years has seen an<br />

explosion in new products, systems, and solutions.<br />

This workshop will introduce you to the technology and the applications<br />

associated with the Mobile Revolution including mobile computers,<br />

wireless networks, RFID technology, and mobile applications. In addition<br />

to painting the big picture, there will be break out sessions on each of the<br />

different technologies and applications.<br />

FuLL DAY<br />

FuLL DAY<br />

experience<br />

<strong>EAM</strong> System utilization<br />

Presenter: Terry Wireman, Vesta Partners<br />

— Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi<br />

WORKSHOP 9<br />

Calibration for Instrumentation,<br />

Metrology and Test Equipment in <strong>SAP</strong><br />

Presenter: Phil Gillespie, new Dimension Solutions<br />

Calibration of process instrumentation and M & TE is a key process —<br />

especially in industries with stringent asset management requirements<br />

such as life sciences, nuclear power, food and beverage and chemical<br />

plants. Historically many companies have continued to use third party<br />

products for calibration. This, however, creates usual headaches in<br />

terms of interfaces, multiple system log-ons and enterprise visibility<br />

issues. This workshop explores the functionality in <strong>SAP</strong> QM and PM<br />

to support this process.<br />

Maintenance Plans<br />

Presenters: Eric Burkhartzmeyer & Rick Weber,<br />

new Dimension Solutions<br />

PHASE ONE: Morning (Beginner/Intermediate)<br />

• Task lists, maintenance items and plans<br />

• Single-cycle plans<br />

• Maintenance strategy plans<br />

• Multiple counter plans<br />

• Contractor plans<br />

• Maintenance plan call objects<br />

PHASE TWO: Afternoon (Intermediate/Expert)<br />

• Maintenance plan scheduling<br />

• Task list/ maintenance plan costing<br />

• RCM and maintenance plans<br />

WORKSHOP 8<br />

Many <strong>SAP</strong> PM implementations underutilize the abilities of the <strong>SAP</strong> PM<br />

system. What are some of the main reasons for the underutilization and<br />

how can these issues be addressed? This workshop will examine a typical<br />

implementation flow and highlight the problems that will likely be<br />

encountered, as well as how to overcome these problems. The workshop<br />

will conclude with a model for optimizing an <strong>SAP</strong> PM system.<br />

FuLL DAY<br />

WORKSHOP 10<br />

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www.sap-centric-eam.com<br />

Motorola is a leader in wireless infrastructure<br />

(WLAN), field networks, bar code scanning, radio<br />

frequency identification (RFID), network design and<br />

management software solutions. Motorola offers the<br />

broadest array of products and technologies that<br />

address enterprise mobility needs from the shop floor to the corner<br />

office, providing workers anywhere, anytime access to information.<br />

www.symbol.com<br />

Ivara EXP Enterprise is an <strong>SAP</strong>-Certified<br />

asset performance management software<br />

solution. EXP prevents industrial equipment<br />

failure, increases production and<br />

lowers costs for better business performance. Together, EXP with<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> <strong>EAM</strong> provides a cohesive and integrated approach to develop,<br />

implement and manage a living equipment reliability program.<br />

It’s the complete end-to-end solution for operational excellence.<br />

www.ivara.com<br />

DTS provides deep <strong>EAM</strong> experience and a<br />

variety of products, including eMESA tm<br />

, an<br />

<strong>SAP</strong>-Certified <strong>EAM</strong> software solution that<br />

allows operators to focus on process<br />

improvement and asset utilization instead of user training. DTS<br />

and eMESA tm<br />

can streamline your business processes in an easy-touse,<br />

100% web-enabled solution that maximizes your existing<br />

investment in <strong>SAP</strong> <strong>EAM</strong>. With DTS, you implement your process,<br />

your way. www.dts-global.com<br />

Primavera is a software company<br />

whose clients depend on its project,<br />

resource and portfolio management<br />

solutions. Primavera solutions are industry-specific and<br />

role-based, with the power to support global enterprises. Primavera<br />

solutions have ensured the success of projects and programs<br />

collectively worth more than $5.5 trillion. www.primavera.com<br />

SKF Reliability Systems combines 100 years<br />

of manufacturing experience and knowledge<br />

of rotating machine reliability; decades of consultancy<br />

expertise in process industries; and<br />

leadership in condition monitoring products and processes to<br />

provide a complete array of strategic and tactical asset management<br />

services worldwide and a comprehensive approach to optimizing<br />

asset efficiency. www.skf.com/reliability<br />

Pipeline Software, the <strong>SAP</strong> Integration<br />

Experts, provides a suite of software solutions<br />

that integrate <strong>SAP</strong> <strong>EAM</strong> modules with third<br />

party applications ensuring seamless crossapplication<br />

business process flow. Over 200<br />

companies rely on Pipeline Software to reduce the risk and<br />

increase the performance of their mission-critical information<br />

systems. www.pipelinesoftware.com<br />

Prometheus Group makes<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> much easier for plant<br />

maintenance personnel. Tools<br />

include Graphical Scheduler, Print Manager, Mobile interface, Primavera<br />

interface, Mass Change data, KPI, and Toolcrib manager.<br />

www.prometheusgroup.us<br />

OSIsoft® delivers the PI System, the<br />

industry standard in enterprise historians,<br />

as the core of its real-time infrastructure<br />

platform. www.osisoft.com<br />

© 2007 by Eventure Events, LLC. All rights reserved. Eventure and <strong>SAP</strong>-<strong>Centric</strong> <strong>EAM</strong> are trademarks of<br />

Eventure Events, LLC. <strong>SAP</strong>, R/3, xApps, <strong>SAP</strong> NetWeaver, and other <strong>SAP</strong> products and services mentioned<br />

as well as their respective logos and trademarks are registered trademarks of <strong>SAP</strong>. All other products and<br />

service names mentioned are the trademarks of their respective companies.


Impress’ Packaged Integration Applications<br />

enable businesses to integrate<br />

<strong>SAP</strong> with Project Management and GIS,<br />

resulting in streamlined business processes, substantial cost reductions<br />

and increased revenue opportunities. www.impress.com<br />

IHS Intermat specializes in the standardization and<br />

enrichment of MRO material descriptions, and the<br />

optimization of MRO inventory order points, order<br />

quantities and lead times. www.ihs.com<br />

SEAL Systems is an international<br />

leading developer of information and<br />

document distribution solutions. SEAL<br />

Systems has been providing certified <strong>SAP</strong> PLM solutions for over<br />

ten years. www.sealsystems.com<br />

SAT Corporation, Microsoft’s 2007<br />

Mobility Partner of the Year, provides<br />

the IntelaTrac Mobile Workforce and<br />

Decision Support System — the standard in the process industries.<br />

www.sat-corp.com<br />

ABB Reliability Services combines deep<br />

expertise and proven best practices to optimize<br />

reliability and move maintenance from a cost<br />

center to a strategic asset. http://usservice.abb.com/<br />

SOALogix is an EPM integration specialist<br />

that delivers packaged software appliances<br />

that can cut the time required for system<br />

integration to days or weeks. www.soalogix.com<br />

Mincom LinkOne for my<strong>SAP</strong> is software<br />

for creating and distributing a<br />

graphical hierarchy of parts and service information (Graphical<br />

BOM’s) in conjunction with <strong>SAP</strong> PM. www.mincom.com<br />

Utopia, Inc is a Data Lifecycle Management<br />

Solutions and consultancy company with a<br />

unique approach covering three critical areas<br />

(data, business processes, & IT environment).<br />

www.utopiainc.com<br />

Cideon solutions empower <strong>SAP</strong> <strong>EAM</strong><br />

Solutions with asset engineering<br />

information integration. With CIDEON the Engineering team will<br />

become part of your <strong>SAP</strong> <strong>EAM</strong> world. www.cideon.com<br />

Axon is a business transformation consultancy<br />

that designs, implements and supports solutions<br />

that address complex business issues<br />

have by organizations who have selected <strong>SAP</strong> as their strategic<br />

enterprise platform. www.axonglobal.com<br />

Design Maintenance Complement <strong>SAP</strong><br />

with DMSI’s Operator Driven Reliability /<br />

Basic Care Inspections and Lubrication Management<br />

PDA’s. Generate <strong>SAP</strong> maintenance notifications automatically<br />

on alarms using XI. www.desmaint.com<br />

NRX is the market leader in Asset Information Management<br />

(AIM) solutions. NRX Asset Center enables<br />

operational readiness for capital projects and operational<br />

excellence for operating assets. www.nrx.com<br />

experience<br />

Intergraph Intergraph’s Process,<br />

Power & Marine (PP&M) division creates<br />

solutions that enable the design,<br />

construction, and operation of process and power plants, offshore<br />

platforms, and ships. www.intergraph.com<br />

www.pcaconsulting.com www.mrginc.net<br />

Media Partners<br />

Maintenance Technology Magazine<br />

serves the technical and business information<br />

needs of engineers, managers,<br />

and supervisors responsible for plant equipment reliability, maintenance,<br />

and asset management; helping you in your day-to-day<br />

job responsibilities. www.mt-online.com<br />

Lubrication Management & Technology<br />

The magazine for practical lubrication and<br />

machinery management, reaches over<br />

22,000 BPA audited managers, supervisors<br />

and engineers — each with verified authority to buy and specify.<br />

Lubrication Management & Technology offers the most comprehensive<br />

and unbiased editorial product to the lubrication marketplace:<br />

providing information on management, technology, and<br />

applications. Lubrication Management & Technology offers complete<br />

coverage; providing key information to the persons who run<br />

systems through to those individuals who keep those systems<br />

running. Lubrication Management & Technology is a must read for<br />

professional lubrication specialists. Visit our redesigned website at<br />

www.lmtinfo.com<br />

Reliable Plant Magazine Award-<br />

winning Reliable Plant Magazine<br />

helps more than 50,000 American manufacturing leaders improve<br />

the productivity, performance and reliability of their plants’<br />

mission-critical mechanical assets. Our readers are maintenance,<br />

engineering, production and operations professionals — the key<br />

plant-floor decision makers at predominantly large (more than<br />

100 employees) manufacturing sites. www.reliableplant.com<br />

Energy Central, established in1996, is the leading<br />

resource connecting professionals in the global<br />

power industry to news, events, databases, insight<br />

and analysis. With six distinct websites, seven<br />

e-newsletters and both electronic and print<br />

publications, top energy executives, managers, leaders and<br />

industry influencers have relied on Energy Central to deliver the<br />

information they use every day. We also have the most used jobs<br />

website, EnergyCentralJobs.com, connecting job seekers and<br />

employers in the energy industry. www.energycentral.com<br />

Energy Biz is a bimonthly business magazine<br />

for leaders in the new power industry.<br />

EnergyBiz reaches more than 20,000 of the<br />

most influential buyers, including managers, executives, legislators,<br />

regulators, lawyers and consultants who make buying decisions<br />

in utilities, government, advisory firms and supplier companies.<br />

EnergyBiz target CEOs, CFOs, CIOs, CTOs, VPs and their direct<br />

reports — quality prospects available only through Energy Central.<br />

www.energycentral.com


Conference Registration<br />

PLEASE COMPLETE ONE FORM FOR EVERy PERSON REGISTERING<br />

Optional Event Registrations: Please confirm attendance<br />

Tuesday Roundtable Session: (See page 8 for details.) Yes No Choose one: 1 2 3 4<br />

Tuesday Night Event: (See page 7 for details.) Yes No Bringing Guest: Yes No Guest Name(s):____________________________________________<br />

Eventure Events, PO Box 96, Cazenovia, NY 1<strong>30</strong>35<br />

<strong>March</strong> <strong>30</strong> - <strong>April</strong> 2, <strong>2008</strong><br />

Hyatt Regency Lost Pines<br />

Austin, Texas<br />

First Name* _______________________________________Last Name* ____________________________________________<br />

5 WAYS TO REGISTER:<br />

ONLINE: www.sap-centric-eam.com<br />

PHONE: 877-411-4675 or 914-509-5354<br />

FAX: 914-509-5374<br />

EMAIL: info@eventureevents.com<br />

MAIL: Eventure Events, PO Box 96, Cazenovia, NY 1<strong>30</strong>35<br />

Organization* _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________<br />

Job Title* _________________________________________________________________ Email* _____________________________________________________________________________________<br />

Address* _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________<br />

City* ______________________________________________________________________ State* ________________________ Zip* ________________________Country* _________________________<br />

Phone* ______________________________________________Mobile Phone __________________________________________________Fax ______________________________________________<br />

Special Dietary Requests _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________<br />

Approving Manager: First Name* __________________________________________________________Last Name* ________________________________________________________________<br />

Job Title* _________________________________________________________________ Email* _____________________________________________________________________________________<br />

Address (if different)* ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________<br />

City* ______________________________________________________________________ State* ________________________ Zip* ________________________Country* _________________________<br />

How did you hear about this conference?<br />

Received brochure Received postcard Email Internet From a colleague Advertisement Other ____________________________<br />

booking your accommodations: All reservations must be made through Eventure Events. The special conference rate at the Hyatt Regency Lost Pines is<br />

$224 + tax per night. This rate is valid until <strong>March</strong> 7, <strong>2008</strong>, pending availability.<br />

Do you require accommodations: Yes No Arrival Date __________________________________ Departure Date ____________________________________<br />

Room Type: King Double Guests per room ________________Room Requirements____________________________________________________________<br />

Please use the credit card details provided to guarantee hotel accommodations: Yes No (No charge will be made.)<br />

CONFERENCE REGISTRATION**<br />

*REQUIRED F IELDS. PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY.<br />

1-4 participants from the same organization $1,895* x = $<br />

5 or more participants from the same organization $1,795* x = $<br />

WORKSHOP REGISTRATION Workshops are optional and separately bookable — Available to conference attendees only<br />

Sunday Jumpstart Session $0 x = $<br />

Wednesday Half-day*** (Select one am and/or pm session)<br />

AM: 1 2 3 PM: 1 2 3<br />

Wednesday Full-day***<br />

4 5 6 7 8 9 10<br />

* All costs are $USD<br />

** Includes entry into the conference & exhibition, conference documentation, breakfast,<br />

lunch, refreshments, networking functions, and five informative tracks.<br />

*** Includes workshop documentation, breakfast, lunch, and refreshments.<br />

Fee per delegate<br />

$495*<br />

each<br />

# of<br />

Attendees<br />

x = $<br />

$795* x = $<br />

Total Amount Due $<br />

Subtotal<br />

Conference Payment Options<br />

Payment is required prior to the event.<br />

Onsite registration is available, but not recommended.<br />

Mastercard Visa Amex Discover<br />

Card Number<br />

Expiration Date<br />

Name of Cardholder<br />

Signature<br />

Bill my company<br />

Please provide PO<br />

Size for your conference T-shirt?<br />

S M L<br />

XL XXL 3XL<br />

OR<br />

CANCELLATIONS: Cancellations received before <strong>March</strong> 1, <strong>2008</strong>, will receive a refund, less a $50<br />

processing fee. Cancellations received on or after <strong>March</strong> 1, <strong>2008</strong> and before <strong>March</strong> 14, <strong>2008</strong>,<br />

will receive a 50% refund. Regrettably, NO REFUNDS will be given on cancellations received on<br />

or after <strong>March</strong> 14, <strong>2008</strong>.<br />

If any circumstance or event beyond the control of Eventure Events, LLC causes cancellation of<br />

all or any portion of the event Eventure Events agrees to refund any portion of the registration<br />

fee for which Eventure Events is reimbursed by insurance or third party and shall not be liable<br />

for any other refund or payment arising from the cancellation or for other liability or damages<br />

arising from the event.<br />

SUBSTITUTIONS: There is no fee for name change substitutions. Please e-mail substitution<br />

requests to info@eventureevents.com by <strong>March</strong> 21, <strong>2008</strong>. Written substitution requests on<br />

company letterhead will also be accepted onsite.<br />

Registration will close on <strong>March</strong> 21, <strong>2008</strong> at midnight EST. Beyond that, registration<br />

can only be done onsite at a cost of $2,095 per person.

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