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A conceptual framework for an agile asset performance management process.

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Title: A conceptual framework for an agile asset performance management process.
Authors: Karar, Ahmed Noaman1 (AUTHOR) up2039262@myport.AC.UK, Labib, Ashraf1 (AUTHOR) ashraf.labib@port.ac.uk, Jones, Dylan Francis1 (AUTHOR) Dylan.Jones@port.ac.uk
Source: Journal of Quality in Maintenance Engineering. 2022, Vol. 28 Issue 4, p689-716. 28p.
Subjects: Performance management, Asset management, Power resources, Energy consumption, Decision making
Abstract: Purpose: Disturbances in terms of major crises such as pandemics, fluctuations in demand and oil price, energy consumption and supply chain can significantly impair the maintenance programs effectiveness and efficiency. Hence, there is an urgent need for an agile asset performance management (AAPM) framework. Design/methodology/approach: This paper's main objective is to design a comprehensive framework for an AAPM system that sustains the desired asset performance by reacting efficiently, quickly and intelligently to the changes in the operating context parameters and asset health conditions. Such a framework is adaptive to changes in scenarios and aims to systematise the decision support process, considering different objectives. Findings: The development of the proposed framework has led to identifying an innovative way of seamless integration between crucial reliability and asset management tools. Also, the methodology implementation is expected to promote the practical use of its reliability tools and enable asset stakeholders to break silo working for clear communication around asset performance. Originality/value: The implementation of the AAPM framework follows a new approach developed during this research and coined by the authors as the "8S approach." [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:Purpose: Disturbances in terms of major crises such as pandemics, fluctuations in demand and oil price, energy consumption and supply chain can significantly impair the maintenance programs effectiveness and efficiency. Hence, there is an urgent need for an agile asset performance management (AAPM) framework. Design/methodology/approach: This paper's main objective is to design a comprehensive framework for an AAPM system that sustains the desired asset performance by reacting efficiently, quickly and intelligently to the changes in the operating context parameters and asset health conditions. Such a framework is adaptive to changes in scenarios and aims to systematise the decision support process, considering different objectives. Findings: The development of the proposed framework has led to identifying an innovative way of seamless integration between crucial reliability and asset management tools. Also, the methodology implementation is expected to promote the practical use of its reliability tools and enable asset stakeholders to break silo working for clear communication around asset performance. Originality/value: The implementation of the AAPM framework follows a new approach developed during this research and coined by the authors as the "8S approach." [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:13552511
DOI:10.1108/JQME-02-2021-0016