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In huge organizations where maintenance is a major part of asset management. Two of the most advanced methods used for asset maintenance are predictive maintenance and condition monitoring maintenance. A lot of people use these two maintenance in one place or another. However, there is a huge difference between them. What is the difference? We will also show you a chart. Predictive maintenance vs condition monitoring maintenance. that we will discuss in this blog.
No matter what industry you’re in, your customers’ expectations have permanently shifted. Customers expect consumer-grade experiences that are frictionless, delightfully designed, and valuable for their needs. “Consumer-grade experiences” are associated with the best consumer companies, such as Apple, Netflix, and Amazon. These companies famously put the customer at the center of everything.
As the world enters the post-pandemic era, employers and IT teams face a variety of new challenges. Some should be high on the long-term priority list. Others need to be addressed immediately. Here’s a snapshot of what we’re facing: Addressing one or two of these challenges isn’t enough. Success for the Everywhere Workplace means IT navigating all these challenges – and more – simultaneously amid considerable uncertainty.
As we all know that the barcode was invented in 1966 And utilized in business but it was widely used after 1970. However, it became a revolutionary asset tracking technology as it was effective and helpful in keeping track of inventory and assets. Later barcode inventory management system was built to improve data accuracy and its advanced version QR (Quick Response) Code is also launched which was also successful among businesses for asset tracking and marketing purpose.