Return on Asset Reliability (ROAR™) provides a new approach to measuring the return on a capital investment in assets.  Simply put, ROAR™ is an innovative method of measuring the success of investments in plant reliability. Unlike traditional methods of measurement, ROAR™ recognizes that capital investments in assets are not made in a bubble; each capital decision has an impact across the entire asset base.  By utilizing a life cycle cost analysis methodology ROAR™ is able to provide insight into how capital investment decisions impact overall returns. In doing so, it is able to demonstrate the true and outsized returns obtained from reallocating capital from investments into new assets and refocusing it on an investment in a total reliability offering.

• Can your company effectively measure the success of capital investment?
  
  
• What methods and tools do you have in place to drive the desired returns?
  
  
• Can you identify your hidden factory losses?

Rising global pressures such foreign competition and market expansions are forcing manufacturing companies to answer an important question: how can they become the low cost producer while driving the highest return on investment?

Commissioned benchmark studies give a compelling and realistic understanding of asset management and process performance within various industry verticals. Best in Class Performers in each vertical demonstrate the ability to optimize both asset management and process performance delivering significant, sustained Returns On Investment (ROI).

The Best in Class Performers have realized these returns on asset and process reliability from four primary sources:

• Reduction in Maintenance Costs
• Lower Inventory Requirements
• Lower Energy Consumption
• Higher Productivity (Asset/Process Optimization)

But... how do you effectively
measure these returns?

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