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Knowledge - a competitive advantage |
Thanks to its clear-cut focus on practice-oriented information and
continuing education, MAINTAIN’s programme of related events
maximises the transfer of know-how. - The educational supporting
programme with best-practice examples, roundtable discussions and technical
lectures gives companies
additional opportunities to present their know-how to a highly
qualified audience of professionals. This is the perfect place
to put expertise to the test and to multiply business success.
- Visitors take advantage of the presence
of experts who can help to analyze and optimize plants, machines
and production chains - especially if they are not being used at
full capacity - and to
gain a concrete competitive edge.
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Exhibitor Forum |
 | | Knowledge is one of the most
sustainable factors of business success. The Exhibitor Forum is a key source of
valuable know-how that will help you to solve your operational and strategic
tasks - regardless of whether they pertain to product development, business
issues or everyday operations. The presentations and expert discussions at the
forum will give you concise, in-depth information on the latest industry
topics. |
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Best Practice Day |
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On
the second day of the exhibition,
well-known companies presented practical examples and potential
solutions. All presentations were held in German and are available as
PDF-documents on the German version of this webpage. |
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Maintenance in Europe Conference |
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| Maintenance in Europe
Conference:
On the third day of the fair, trade associations from throughout Europe presented their know-how. What are their areas
of expertise? What role do they play now and in the future? What are their
views on the topic “Cut costs. Save energy. Guarantee quality.”? |
| Association | Speaker | | VTH Verband
Technischer Handel e.V. | Thomas Vierhaus
Executive Board Member (presentation in German) | | Maintenance
and Facility-Management Society of Switzerland | Alexander Stuber
Managing Director (presentation in German) | | Verein
Deutscher Ingenieure e.V. | Dr. Reichel
President of the Maintenance Department (presentation in German) | | Forum
Vision Instandhaltung e.V. | Horst Heinen
Board Member (presentation in German) | | The Institute of Asset Management | Richard Edwards
Deputy Chairman (presentation in English) | | European
Federation of National Maintenance Societies | Hans Klemme-Wolff
President (presentation in German) | | Maintenance
and Facility Management Society of Austria | Dipl.-Ing. Gerald Pilotto
1. Vice President (presentation in German) | | Gesellschaft für Instandhaltung e.V. | Sven Harter
German Headquaters (presentation in German)
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A roundtable discussion examined the latest topics that affect and influence
maintenance experts throughout Europe. |
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Guided tours - solutions for maintenance planning and control |
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tours ensured added transparency in the software sector. Well-known suppliers presented
examples of solutions for a predetermined task, which was a perfect opportunity
for visitors to draw comparisons. The tours were moderated by market analysts from the Research Institute
for Operations Management at Aachen University (FIR) and Trovarit AG. |
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 | | Interest in machine-related
maintenance services in Germany is growing. Market diversity and confusion about
the range of suppliers have increased interest in valid, structured
information. This recent Lünendonk study is the first of its kind to feature
founded market data for users, suppliers and the media as well as a ranking of
Germany's leading maintenance companies for 2009. Here you can find more information about the survey. |
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