Maximo Open Forum

In light of the publication of my recent book, "Working SMART: Success in Maintenance, Asset Management, & Reliability through Technology," I am reaching out to the professional community for constructive dialogue and insights. This work represents three decades of my in-depth experience and knowledge within the Asset Management industry.

For those who have had the opportunity to delve into the contents of this book, I would deeply appreciate your thoughts and any inquiries you might have regarding its topics. I encourage you to contribute to a scholarly discussion below, which could potentially lead to more enriched understandings and interpretations.

Moreover, it would be highly beneficial for potential readers if you could share your reflections and experiences by leaving a review on Amazon. Such feedback not only aids others in their selection but also provides valuable insights for future revisions and related works.

I will be presenting Working SMART next week at the FMMUG conference in Kansas City. If you have the opportunity to attend, register here. 

Thank you.
-Steve

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To provide a brief overview of the book:

Do you know how to make the most of your maintenance and reliability assets?

The information embedded in your assets is valuable. Take your asset management to the next level by tapping into technology. Many maintenance and reliability professionals view technology as daunting, frustrating, or merely additive. But get technology-leveraged asset management right, and you can improve reliability while saving your enterprise a significant amount of money.

Technology changes at a fast and furious pace. But the human component of technology and the best strategies to use technology to get the most out of a business's assets are tried and true. For over three decades, Projetech founder Steve K. Richmond has helped companies across a variety of industries put technology to work in their maintenance and reliability efforts. In Working SMART, Steve draws upon his experience as the head of the most experienced provider of Maximo as a Service (MaaS) in the world and provides insights on how your organization, regardless of size or purpose, can leverage technology to make the most of what you have today and tomorrow.