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March 30 – April 2, 2008 - SAP-Centric EAM

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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.

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