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Articles by Wim Gysegom
Procurement for prosperity: How UK CPOs can navigate uncertainty and change
UK executives are navigating a set of upheavals in their operating environment—from the invasion of Ukraine and the pandemic, to changes in the UK’s trading relationships, to new social and sustainability demands on business. 1 Chief procurement officers (CPOs) and other leaders focused on procurement face steeper challenges than most.
Facing the future: Britain’s new industrial revolution
In a time of global turbulence, manufacturers in the United Kingdom have an opportunity to reimagine and revitalize their sector. Those that embrace Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) technologies—such as digitization, artificial intelligence, robotics, and additive manufacturing—stand to boost performance, shape new business models, and drive sustainable growth.
Facing the future: Britain’s new industrial revolution
By embracing new technologies, UK manufacturers have an opportunity to reinvigorate their sector. In a time of global turbulence, manufacturers in the United Kingdom have an opportunity to reimagine and revitalize their sector. Those that embrace Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) technologies—such as digitization, artificial intelligence, robotics, and additive manufacturing—stand to boost performance, shape new business models, and drive sustainable growth.
Predictive maintenance: the wrong solution to the right problem in chemicals
In the chemicals industry, like many others, there is considerable excitement about the potential of advanced predictive-maintenance (PdM) approaches. The promise of these new techniques is tantalizing. Using machine-learning technologies to comb through historical performance and failure data, they aim to tell operators when and how a component is likely to go wrong in the future with a high level of predictability.
Predictive maintenance: the wrong solution to the right problem in chemicals
Chemicals plants often have plenty of good data on equipment performance and reliability. A predictive-maintenance program might be the worst way to use it. In the chemicals industry, like many others, there is considerable excitement about the potential of advanced predictive-maintenance (PdM) approaches. The promise of these new techniques is tantalizing.
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