Enhance substation performance and availability
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Discover how modern asset performance management (APM) systems are optimizing the availability and reliability of electrical equipment. In this webinar, transmission and distribution network operators will gain exclusive insights into the latest developments, challenges, and practical applications in data-driven asset management.
What you can expect:
- · The importance of APM systems in today’s world
Learn about the strategic role APM systems play in modern asset management and how they complement existing IT and OT systems.
- · TESSA® APM 2.0 – MR’s Asset Performance Management Solution
Discover the capabilities of the latest version of TESSA® APM 2.0 – from data acquisition to transparent decision-support for your substation.
- · Practical examples:
Explore practical use cases, including a detailed introduction to transformer monitoring. Learn how utilities implementing APM while maintaining complete data sovereignty and adhering to strict cybersecurity standards.
Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights for your own asset management strategy!
Date:
1. Session 1: 15.07.25, 9:00 – 10:00 AM Register here
2. Session 2: 15.07.25, 4:00 – 5:00 PM Register here
About the author
Bastian Fischer
Head of Asset Performance at Maschinenfabrik ReinhausenHe has many years of experience in the utilities sector and in software development, which he gained during his professional career at Locamation (wholly owned subsidiary of Dutch distribution network operator Alliander), Oracle and SAP.
In addition, Bastian has made numerous contributions to international expert groups such as CIGRE, CIRED, and VDE ETG, particularly on topics including asset performance management, digital twins and digital product passport.
Scientific Background: Applied Computer Science, Germany
Leonhard Link
Product Owner at Maschinenfabrik ReinhausenHe is involved in the development of TESSA® APM from the very beginning and is the interface between users and development.
Scientific Background: Business Administration, Germany