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Vision for the Council in 2022
From The Desk of The President As we’re almost through the first quarter of the Calendar Year, I wanted to take a few moments to discuss my vision for CLEP […]
Editors Blog: Our Growing Organization
CLEP has been steadily growing over the past two years. We closed out the past year with our first virtual workshop. This year we are working on logistics micro-badging and periodic half-day workshops. We’re looking for volunteers to assist in committees.
CLEP President’s Blog (JAN 22)-Happy New Year!
CLEP President Jon Hatch posts an introduction to CLEP planned activities for the coming year, and a recap of the previous year’s activities.
CLEP President’s Blog (NOV 2021): The 2021 Workshop and Upcoming Events!
Greetings to all CLEP Members Past, Present, and Future! November was a busy month for the council as we held our first ever virtual workshop! Ten of our industry leading […]
Editor’s Blog: CLEP’s 2021 Workshop
CLEP’s 2021 workshop for November 9&10 is coming together! We have two full days of presentations lined up in a virtual format, which opens up participation to a wider audience.
Editor’s Blog: Interview with U.S. Coast Guard Logistician Dan Eustace
I recently had the opportunity to interview Mr. Dan Eustace, senior Logistician at the United States Coast Guard Asset Project Office. Dan has been recognized as Coast Guard Life-Cycle Logistician of the Year. In his interview, Dan provides a wealth of fascinating insights into the challenges of building life-cycle logistics for ship acquisition programs.
The Future is Here – Technology Enablers for Maintenance Optimization
Vijay Chachra describes how his company, Andromeda Systems Inc., has been able to leverage the power of Internet of Things (IoT) for maintenance optimization. By partnering with PTC to leverage their ThingWorx IoT platform, they have developed an integrated best of breed solution using the OptiAM® Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) suite.
A Fun look at the Benefits of Failure Analysis in the Design of Assets
Caution! A sense of humor is required ahead! This article discusses an extremely controversial topic: failure! Perhaps failure isn’t necessarily controversial. The topic tends to stroke the sensitivities of reliability engineers and maintenance professionals because it is familiar and humans can be very opinionated about familiar topics.
Editor’s Blog: Supply Chains in the Age of Disasters
Can your company’s supply chain manage several month’s shortage of key components? How about a sudden loss of twenty-five percent of your workforce? Our world seems to be lurching from one disaster to another now-a-days, and your company’s supply chain management should reflect this new reality.
Veteran Desk Side Chat: How Do You Translate Your Military Logistics Experience into Logistics Engineering Roles?
Jon Hatch discusses how to translate military experience into civilian logistics job positions. Jon also discusses logistics certification programs available to people transitioning from military to civilian careers.
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