Events Calendar

March 2013

SAP-Centric EAM 2013

• March 3 - 6
• Huntington Beach, CA

SAP-Centric EAM is North America's leading program focused on SAP solutions for Enterprise Asset Management (EAM). Join the ninth annual conference and community March 3-6, 2013, in Huntington Beach, CA, and discover innovative solutions for your important SAP PM and EAM challenges. The event features four tracks of content each day, keynote presentations, interactive workshops, ASUG-led roundtable discussions, exhibits from leading EAM technology and service providers, and unrivalled networking opportunities. You will leave SAP-Centric EAM with a network of professionals and experts at your fingertips to call upon throughout the year. For more information or to register, please visit the conference website at www.sap-centric-eam.com.

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April 2013

Noria Reliable Plant Conference & Exhibition

• April 16 - 18
• Columbus, OH

The 14th installment of Noria's Reliable Plant Conference & Exhibition will be held April 16-18, 2013 in Columbus, Ohio. Register for Reliable Plant Conference & Exhibition by February 14, 2013 and SAVE $200. Learn more about Reliable Plant 2013 at conference.reliableplant.com.

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June 2013

STO 2013

• June 23 - 25
• Dallas, TX

STO 2013 is North America's leading conference dedicated to the full lifecycle of shutdowns, turnarounds, and outages (STOs). The program delivers thought-provoking insight and in-depth content on the most challenging shutdown issues companies are facing today. At STO 2013 you will network and engage with hundreds of STO professionals and thought-leaders, taking away forward-thinking best practices to help you improve efficiencies and save on your next STO. To ensure that each attendee's experience pays off, the special Action Plan Session will help delegates take what they learn at the conference and structure a personal roadmap with the support of a team of experts. The STO conference will take place in Dallas, Texas, June 23-25, 2013. For more information and to find out how you can save on your registration visit www.stoconference.com.

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July 2013

TARfighter Shutdown Project Simulation

• July 8 - 10 San Antonio, TX
• July 16 - 18 San Francisco, CA
• July 23 - 25 Calgary, AB Canada
• July 30 - August 1 Philadelphia, PA

TARfighter, a series of project management simulations, will present a realistic model of a plant Turnaround/Shutdown/Outage project at a production site. The program is designed specifically for attendees to walk through a realistic scenario of challenges and situations that naturally originate during any turnaround project. The simulation’s background is a three-day course designed on a realistic Turnaround project. Participants take on the “project manager” role and walk through the simulation process without the natural risk and pressure of being on-site. Attendees will walk away with knowledge that will enable them to efficiently complete their next turnaround project with reduced costs.

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September 2013

29th International Pump User Symposia

• September 30 - October 3
• Houston, TX

The 42nd Turbomachinery & 29th International Pump User Symposia is scheduled for September 30-October 3, 2013. The annual event is held to promote professional development, technology transfer, peer networking, and information exchange among turbomachinery and pump industry professionals. Both symposia feature lectures, tutorials, case studies, discussion groups, and short courses, led by engineer experts from around the world. Accompanying the technical program is an exhibit hall featuring exhibits with the latest services and full-sized equipment. This international meeting emphasizes the technology and troubleshooting that users need in today's challenging workplace.

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November 2013

3rd Hydro Plant Maintenance and Reliability Conference

• November 5 - 7
• Denver, CO

Hear from an industry leading speakers from companies including Xcel Energy, Idaho Power, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, U.S. Bureau of Reclamation and the International Boundary Water Commission at the 3rd Hydro Plant Maintenance and Reliability Conference November 5 - 7, 2013 in Denver, CO. Join 50 of your peers, while investing in comprehensive maintenance and reliability solutions for your company. To register and take advantage of a $200 discount as a Plant Services subscriber, please contact Sara Matuszak (312) 540-3000 x6683 or saram@marcusevansch.com.

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February 2014

18th Annual ARC Industry Forum

• February 10 - 13
• Orlando, FL

New information technologies such as cloud computing, mobility, social technologies, Internet of Things, big data/analytics, and 3D visualization have been getting a lot of attention in the industrial community as each has the potential to disrupt and radically change the way companies do business. Still, most industrial enterprises tend to be conservative and slow to embrace new information technologies. This go-slow strategy, however, can be far riskier than anticipated. New information technologies may disrupt not only what happens within a plant or facility, but entire business processes throughout the supply chain and across the value network. The business environment is increasingly dynamic and volatile. New business models such as “Industry 4.0”, “Industrial Internet”, “Connected Manufacturing”, and “Collaborative Value Networks” are emerging. In addition to a host of potentially disruptive technologies entering the marketplace, companies must also face rapid changes in government regulations, energy and raw materials availability, markets, and competition. By deploying leading edge information technologies, today’s companies can thrive.

What strategies can industrial enterprises adopt to help position them to take advantage of the latest round of technology changes while prioritizing their investments wisely? Join us at the Eighteenth Annual ARC Industry Forum to learn from your peers how an information-driven strategy can better position you to succeed and determine how you can best approach critical technology decisions. For more information, click here.

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