Due to the complexity of predictive maintenance projects, a business case analysis is advisable. This template helps you structure your analysis, provides input for relevant questions, and assists you in better understanding the use of predictive maintenance in your specific business context.

Predictive maintenance projects are often highly complex and have many dependencies. There are certain stumbling blocks that can occur during a project. Possible obstacles include business cases, goal setting and also the test strategies. We have identified five of the most common mistakes and provide you with tips on how to avoid them.

Faults in systems and machinery pose a significant challenge. To avoid unplanned downtime and lengthy maintenance processes, we offer the option of monitoring systems and machinery in real-time with our intelligent fault detection solution. This allows for early detection of failures and greater efficiency in terms of maintenance processes.

Data is referred to as the "oil of the 21st century". This is an apt comparison since data behaves in the same way as crude oil: Neither resource generates a benefit unless efficiently extracted, refined and distributed. The same applies to data products: The paradigm goes beyond the simple provision of raw data, aggregates or key figures. Data products are the next step in the use of data, where the focus is on the benefits generated.

You’ve decided that you want to solve your use case using cloud technologies and are confident that the best service for this purpose is FaaS (Function as a Service). You’re now faced with the decision as to which provider is right for you. This cloud platform comparison provides you with a selection of criteria you can use to make an informed evaluation and comparison, ultimately helping you to choose the provider that best suits your needs.

We live in an era of information explosion where we are exposed to a flood of data on a daily basis, whether in our private or professional lives. In order to keep track and be able to make data-driven decisions based on the broadest possible information base, we need a medium through which the information can be communicated efficiently. One such medium is data visualisation.

Companies often find it difficult to select a suitable Managed File Transfer (MFT) solution. 
It's important to be aware of the requirements within your organisation. The evaluation matrix helps assess whether or not a tool meets the necessary requirements.
 

Good communication is everything, and this is also true for software projects. While agile methodologies significantly enhance communication within the team, external stakeholders can often feel excluded. They don't always have time to participate in reviews or engage with user stories. A Feature Progression Map creates the necessary transparency. The phases and artifacts are plotted on the x-axis, and the features or functions on the y-axis. Excel files are perfect for this purpose since they provide sufficient space in both dimensions. Additional information can be added for each feature as required.