Media hype has led us to believe that technology would soon revolutionize maintenance. Dreams of flying robots, video game-like smart glasses, flashing digital twins, often hold the sad promise of getting rid of maintenance people altogether. The reality remains that the more automated, the more sophisticated the systems, the more demands are put on maintenance people and their skills. The problem is compounded when this glorious technology did not address actual needs.

The Maintenance in China survey 2022 has started. For large multisite companies, this survey offers the opportunity to benchmark your various sites.

Siveco China officially release the Maintenance in China survey 2022. This 10-minute survey aims at obtaining a clear picture of maintenance management practices in China and their evolution over the years, thus providing an opportunity for benchmarking and improvement.

In this month’s newsletter, we are pleased to share the results of our 2021 customer satisfaction survey, audited in March 2022 by Bureau Veritas.

How could the BIM model be made available to technicians when it is truly needed (for example to prepare complex work and ensure safe actions) and where it is needed (for example starting from work instructions displayed on a mobile device)? Since 2011, Siveco China has conducted R&D in its Shanghai bluebee® lab to address the emerging needs of BIM for O&M. In this 2-min video, we will show how to use a BIM model embedded in bluebee® X in practice for real O&M work.

Chinese builders have come to dominate the global infrastructure market along the “Belt and Road”, the loosely defined “New Silk Road” of infrastructure-driven development across nearly 70 countries. They draw on the unparalleled experience acquired in their home market over the last two decades.