Copperberg Select: Optimized Uptime through Asset & Equipment Performance
Copperberg Select – Virtual Academy
Optimized Uptime Through Asset & Equipment Performance
Thursday, April 9, 2026 | 10:00–11:30 CET |
Balancing cost, availability, and reliability is no longer a maintenance problem—it’s a business problem.
As uptime- and performance-based contracts become the norm, the traditional boundaries between asset management, in-house operations, and OEM field service are dissolving.
This Virtual Academy explores how asset intelligence, connected equipment, and lifecycle performance strategies enable organizations to move from reactive uptime protection to predictable, resilient, and financially optimized operations—no matter who operates or services the asset.
From Ownership to Outcome: Why Uptime Now Sits Between EAM and Field Service
- Why uptime is no longer “owned” by one function
- The shift from maintaining assets to orchestrating performance
- What this means for manufacturers, asset owners, and OEMs alike
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Agenda Overview
Session 1 — 10:00–10:30
Uptime Through Intelligence: From Asset Data to Real-Time Decisions
Seeing the asset clearly—before failure, disruption, or lost output occurs.
This session looks at how connected assets and equipment intelligence create a shared, real-time understanding of performance across operations, asset management, and service organizations.
Discussion themes:
- What asset and machine data actually matters for uptime—not just what’s available
- Turning condition, usage, and performance signals into actionable insights
- Aligning operations, EAM teams, and OEMs around one version of asset truth
- Moving from static maintenance plans to dynamic, data-driven uptime strategies
Uptime improves not when we collect more data—but when the right data drives the right decisions at the right moment, across organizational boundaries.
Session 2 — 10:30–11:00
Smarter Troubleshooting & Asset Health: Blurring the Line Between Operations and Service
Solving problems where they happen—before they escalate.
As responsibility for uptime shifts toward outcomes, troubleshooting, diagnostics, and intervention no longer sit solely with maintenance or field service. This session explores how asset health intelligence reshapes who acts—and when.
Discussion themes:
- Asset health as a shared responsibility between operators, EAM teams, and OEM service
- Remote diagnostics, guided troubleshooting, and predictive alerts
- Reducing dependency on physical intervention through insight-driven action
- How uptime contracts and performance SLAs change troubleshooting priorities
The future of uptime isn’t faster repairs—it’s fewer disruptions, enabled by shared asset intelligence and coordinated response.
Session 3 — 11:00–11:30
Optimized Lifecycle Performance: When Uptime Becomes a Financial Lever
Connecting asset performance to profitability, risk, and long-term value.
This session elevates uptime from an operational KPI to a strategic and financial driver, showing how lifecycle performance optimization impacts cost, revenue, and resilience.
Discussion themes:
- Linking asset uptime to financial outcomes and risk exposure
- Lifecycle optimization vs. short-term availability trade-offs
- Performance-based contracts and their impact on asset strategy
- Why lifecycle performance thinking matters to both asset owners and OEMs
Organizations that treat uptime as a lifecycle and financial strategy—not a maintenance metric—gain a structural competitive advantage.
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Who This Virtual Academy Is For
This session is intentionally designed for both sides of the traditional divide:
- Enterprise Asset Management & Asset Performance leaders
- Operations and Reliability professionals
- OEM Service, Digital Service, and Uptime Contract leaders
- Strategy, Digital Transformation, and Service Business executives
If your success is measured by output, availability, and resilience, this Academy is for you.
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