ABSTRACT
Under the influence of the fifth industrial revolution and the outbreak of COVID-19, the digital transformation of enterprises has entered a new stage of rapid development. Digital transformation has become the trend of enterprise operation in the digital economy era. In this context, enterprise laboratory asset operation has also become an important aspect of enterprise digital operation. It is urgent to build a set of enterprise laboratory asset digital evaluation system to assist the implementation of enterprise digital strategy. Based on the characteristics of laboratory assets and the closed-loop theory of asset operation management, this paper analyzes and studies the laboratory asset management, establishes a targeted evaluation index system of digital asset management, focuses on the composition of the digital operation system of laboratory assets, and constructs a management index evaluation system of assets, efficiency, cost and other dimensions, so as to create a real-time, comprehensive and comprehensive evaluation system The closed-loop and full cycle digital management ecological environment realizes the effective integration of laboratory resource fragmentation information and the complete embodiment of digitization, provides service support for continuously improving asset management performance, and provides support for further improving enterprise economic efficiency and operation level. © 2022 SPIE.
ABSTRACT
Under the influence of the fifth industrial revolution and the outbreak of COVID-19, the digital transformation of enterprises has entered a new stage of rapid development. Digital transformation has become the trend of enterprise operation in the digital economy era. In this context, enterprise laboratory asset operation has also become an important aspect of enterprise digital operation. It is urgent to build a set of enterprise laboratory asset digital evaluation system to assist the implementation of enterprise digital strategy. Based on the characteristics of laboratory assets and the closed-loop theory of asset operation management, this paper analyzes and studies the laboratory asset management, establishes a targeted evaluation index system of digital asset management, focuses on the composition of the digital operation system of laboratory assets, and constructs a management index evaluation system of assets, efficiency, cost and other dimensions, so as to create a real-time, comprehensive and comprehensive evaluation system The closed-loop and full cycle digital management ecological environment realizes the effective integration of laboratory resource fragmentation information and the complete embodiment of digitization, provides service support for continuously improving asset management performance, and provides support for further improving enterprise economic efficiency and operation level. © 2022 SPIE.
ABSTRACT
Collaboration is defined as the act of working with someone to produce or create something. When it comes to the water industry, Technology Approval Groups (TAG) are innovation forums that can be found around the world. They were first launched in the United Kingdom in 2005 TAG accelerates the market update of "step-change" technologies by engaging the industry during the pre-commercial stages of development and by leveraging the power of collective leading end-users to collaborate around shared interests and priorities. TAG is a low-risk option for utilities looking to collect information not commonly found at conferences or other public forums. Even though such groups are not new, the concept is new to most New England utilities. The U.S. program comprises more than 75 utilities and is growing exponentially. The author's experience with these forums provides a unique perspective to the region's needs and the key drivers for those needs. Adaptation is the new normal since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic. New England utilities are focused on asset management, distribution and collection system maintenance, stormwater, and reservoir management. This paper will describe how the TAG model rooted in collaboration can assist utilities along with water and wastewater professionals throughout the region to think outside the box and learn about qualified solutions becoming available with each passing day. © 2021 New England Water Environment Association. All rights reserved.