Predictive Algorithm Based Maintenance System Now On-Line

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With CBM 2010 the entry, analysis, trending, reporting, and storage of your maintenance and testing data on-line will keep you competitive.

Garland, TX (PRWEB) November 17, 2009

Cadick Corporation announced today the limited release of CBM 2010 (Patent Pending). CBM (Condition Based Maintenance) 2010, a completely web-based application, revolutionizes electrical power system maintenance. The program uses sophisticated mathematical algorithms to analyze the condition of electrical equipment, predict equipment failures before they occur, and recommend the necessary maintenance. Managers of industrial plants, utility transmission and distribution systems, power plants, and shipboard electrical systems will realize the greatest investment value with this ground-breaking application.

“Over the last few years, new maintenance technologies have been adopted by many industries to help them identify the current condition of their equipment,” says John Cadick, founder and president of Cadick Corporation. “Unfortunately, most of the data from these technologies just gets filed away, without any significant analysis. With CBM 2010 the entry, analysis, trending, reporting, and storage of your maintenance and testing data on-line will keep you competitive.”

CBM 2010 focuses on equipment condition rather than scheduled actions that may not be needed. Ultimately, customers reap the benefits of the reduction or even elimination of unnecessary maintenance procedures. It also allows great improvement in maintenance decisions resulting in optimal life extension of equipment. Additionally, the web-based system allows for data analysis without the need for costly hardware, software and upgrades.

CBM 2010 officially launches on December 1, 2009. For a demonstration point your browser to http://www.CBM2010.com or call (800) 931-8573 or (214) 666-8488.

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