Beyond the Alert:
Turning Asset Health Insights into Reliability Decisions
DETAILS:
Reliability teams are surrounded by asset data, alerts, and competing priorities, but the real challenge is determining where to focus and what action to take. This session explores a practical approach to moving from asset risk to reliability action by prioritizing critical equipment, understanding asset health, investigating vibration and historical performance, and applying reusable failure knowledge. We’ll demonstrate how reliability practitioners can connect risk, condition insights, and domain knowledge to focus attention where it matters most and support better-informed maintenance decisions.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
- Prioritize the assets and risks that require the most attention.
- Investigate asset health using vibration and historical performance insights.
- Act on reliability insights by applying condition data and failure knowledge to maintenance decisions.
Presenters
Kushagra Thakur
Senior Product Manager
Honeywell Technologies
Kushagra Thakur is a Senior Product Manager at Honeywell specializing in industrial AI, predictive maintenance, and asset performance management. With more than 15 years of experience, he leads the development of AI-powered solutions that help energy and industrial organizations improve reliability and optimize critical operations. His expertise spans agentic AI, anomaly detection, machine learning, and intelligent asset management across refineries, power plants, and manufacturing facilities. Passionate about the convergence of AI and industrial systems, Kushagra focuses on helping organizations transition from reactive maintenance to autonomous operations and the next generation of intelligent enterprises.
Terrence O'Hanlon
CEO
Reliability Leadership Institute, LLC
Terrence O'Hanlon is a reliability leader, author, and entrepreneur with more than 40 years of service to the global reliability and asset management community. He is the creator of Uptime® Elements — a reliability framework and asset management system now in active use at over 6,000 locations worldwide and supported by more than 4,000 Certified Reliability Leaders across manufacturing, energy, utilities, pharmaceuticals, and critical infrastructure. A successful entrepreneur, O'Hanlon recently completed the sale of the conference and training company he founded and built over 27 years — one of the most recognized professional development enterprises in the reliability and asset management field. As Executive Director of Reliability Leadership Institute LLC, he continues to advance the Uptime Elements Body of Knowledge alongside an international community of practitioners, consortia, and certification partners. He is the author of the 10 Rights of Digitalization and the 10 Rights of Artificial Intelligence — governance architectures that bridge industrial IoT systems with the human, organizational, and ethical dimensions intelligent systems demand. These frameworks are integrated with the ISO 55000 asset management standard family and actively deployed through the Reliability Leadership Foundation Digitalization Consortium. O'Hanlon is a founder of the Association of Asset Management Professionals, architect of the Reliability Leadership Manifesto and the Regenerative Reliability Manifesto, and the driving force behind the 100-Year Vision — an institutional commitment to stewarding the Uptime Elements Body of Knowledge through 2126 and beyond. His current focus is ensuring that AI deployment in industrial environments is governed with the same discipline, strategy, and human accountability that the world's highest-performing asset organizations apply to their physical assets.