BOUT THIS WEBINAR
The whole railway market is shifting towards remote monitoring of its key assets. Data analysis and connectivity aims to gradually change preventive maintenance from a systematic approach to on-condition and, eventually, to predictive maintenance.
Alstom’s rail system approach is focused on system behaviour, which is what delivers service reliability. Alstom understands the rail components and systems as a whole, as much as it understands data treatment. We put both worlds at service of the rail performance.
Discussed during this webinar
- Alstom’s business oriented overview of data capturing and how we turn the data into information for decision making, maintenance tasks and improvements in rail operation
- Learn how to switch from preventive maintenance (mileage-based) into condition-based and predictive maintenance while reducing risk to a minimum
- Learn how to implement CBM and predictive maintenance with our use-cases in operation. We share lessons on how we reduced service affecting failures in doors and improved passenger comfort and reduced costs on HVAC.
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS:
![Christophe Sanguina](https://events.streamgo.co.uk/files/russell-publishing/Christophe%20Sanguina%20150px.png)
Christophe Sanguina, Market & Portfolio Director for Services, Alstom
Prior to working at Alstom, Christophe Sanguina was Solution Manager for Predictive Maintenance and has vast sales experience in the railway market and project management.
![Pierre Dersin](https://events.streamgo.co.uk/files/russell-publishing/Pierre%20Dersin%20150px.png)
Pierre Dersin, RAM (Reliability-Availability-Maintainability) Director and PHM (Prognostics & Health Management) Director, Alstom
With a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering and a Masters in OR from MIT, Pierre joined Alstom in 1990. He founded the “RAM Center of Excellence”. He has contributed to a number of publications, conferences and journals in the fields of RAMS and PHM among others, and is the lead author of four chapters in the forthcoming “Handbook of Railway RAMS: Theory & Practice” (Taylor & Francis).