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In the News
We are starting fresh with our newsletters starting July 1, 2008, in the new
format. Following are two examples:
20080624
Long Term Planning: The fall of the Roman Empire and how it relates to where we
stand in our industry today. Can we change in time?
20080701
Maintenance in Fiction is the theme in the July 1, 2008, newsletter. It
also starts the first installment of 'Orion,' a reliability science fiction
series. Where will we be in 2050 based on our present trends? How do
we survive? Follow along and see.
Self-Training Program
New in 2008!
Electrical Motor Diagnostics Self-Paced Training! At your own pace, no
travel, multi-media support, and a copy of Electrical Motor Diagnostics: 2nd
Edition.
Contact us for more information:
training@motordoc.com
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Motor Diagnostics and Motor Health News
Following are the editorials with links to two newsletters as examples.
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20080624
The Full Story
When you look at successful industries, companies, and
countri es,
what are the primary things that stand out? One of the first things is
strength, then pride, and then thinking in the long-term. What is one of the
primary things that killed the Roman Empire? It wasn’t strength as they had the
most advanced and powerful fighting force in their time, it wasn’t pride – Roman
pride is still admired today, over 1500 years since the fall of their empire.
It was changing how they thought in the long term.
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The Full Story
A friend and I were having a
deep discussion during a long walk the other day. The topic started with the
subject of reliability, maintenance, and science fiction and fiction. I believe
that I had said something along the concept that if Star Trek, Battlestar
Galactica, Dr. Who,
or Star Wars worlds had applied RCM, or some of our other maintenance
strategies, the stories wouldn’t have been nearly as exciting.
We also decided, or I decided,
that greatest sci-fi/fiction maintenance hero and knowledge worker is Dr. Who.
But, that is just my opinion. However, he is still the ultimate Reactive
Maintenance Specialist!
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