10 Years After: A Snapshot of How Reliability and Maintenance Have Changed Over the Last Decade

Industrial maintenance and reliability professionals have a much wider set of tools to choose from to monitor machine health than they did 10 years ago, with AI software poised to change the toolkit even further. However, at some point, all of the motors, pumps, and steam traps still need to be checked and tested, the same as they have been for decades. This presentation will take a look at the technologies that have changed asset management the most over the last decade, along with some of the maintenance best practices that guide their application. Speaker: Thomas Wilk, Chief Editor of Plant Services Thomas Wilk is the award-winning chief editor of Plant Services, an Endeavor Business Media publication that focuses on smart solutions for reliable operations. Tom joined Plant Services in 2014, where he leads content creation and is responsible for developing editorial, social media and video strategies, and is a frequent presenter at leading maintenance & reliability events. Previously, Tom was Content Strategist / Mobile Media Manager at Panduit, and Lead Technical Editor with Battelle Memorial Institute’s Environmental Restoration group. Tom holds a BA from the University of Illinois and an MA from Ohio State University, and can be reached at twilk@endeavorb2b.com . ► Register for an upcoming webinar here:

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10 Years After: A Snapshot of How Reliability and Maintenance Have Changed Over the Last Decade is an episode from Fluke Reliability Radio by Fluke Reliability Solutions.

This episode is 54:00 long.

This episode was published on Feb 20, 2025.

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