Engineers and Consultants
Engineers and Consultants
RTDs provide temperature measurements and in the case for the image below, the air cooling (Out and In) are the two largest contributing factors impacting the Anomaly Score. The MVAR and TopOilTemp tags are the lowest of the top five relative contributors to the Anomaly Score. Alerts and Recommendations may be generated by clicking on […]
Generator Analytics Lead to Anomaly Score Highest Contributing Factors Read More »
We’ve all been in meetings where the conversation wanders, decisions get deferred, and the most common outcome is, “Let’s circle back.” The issue isn’t meetings themselves. It’s how they’re designed. Mesa’s PMO Team believes a good meeting starts long before the first calendar invite goes out. It starts with clarity. And it’s built with intention.
Making Meetings Matter: Designing Agendas with Outcomes in Mind Read More »
When most organizations hear business continuity, they think of disaster recovery plans or IT (Information Technology) backups. However, true continuity is far more than emergency response; it is about building an ongoing cycle of operational resilience, one that ensures your organization can withstand, adapt to, and even thrive through change. At its core, business continuity is about embedding proactive foresight and structured
Business Continuity: A Living Cycle, Not a One-Time Plan Read More »
In the fast-paced world of communication engineering, effective project management is crucial. Project Manager Rabia Sattar’s latest white paper dives deep into the Engineering Process Improvement (EPI) Dashboard tool. This innovative tool is changing the way resources are managed at the client level. By streamlining communication and enhancing project oversight, the EPI Dashboard offers a
Mesa EPI Dashboard is Changing the Game for Client-Level Project Management Read More »
OCP gives us a place to capture issues, risks, and opportunities, but let’s be honest: A tool is only as good as the people who use it. The whole point is to use OCP to avoid these types of challenges, which in the long run drive more frustration among managers and teams. Without full participation,
Opportunity Capture Process (OCP) Only Works If We All Use It Read More »
In fast-paced projects, issues and improvement ideas surface constantly, but without a structured place to capture them, even the best observations risk getting lost in the noise. This is where tracking opportunities & defects become essential in the opportunity capture process (OCP). We have all experienced the frustration of shouting into the void: Without a centralized process,
From Noise to Opportunity: Why the Opportunity Capture Process Matters Read More »
Health Score Impact Factors (anomalies) can appear at the facility, unit, hierarchy group, input, and custom Asset Management levels (in this case, Mesa designed a custom anomaly detection called ‘startup type’). For example, at the unit level, both the turbine and generator have reduced health scores (51%) in the image. Anomalies at the various hierarchical
Health Score Impact Factors Read More »
Some projects look like they are functioning as reports are flowing, tasks are getting checked off, and teams are moving. But beneath the surface, there is an undercurrent of chaos. Two recent client experiences come to mind. Both had all the classic signs of effort: teams working tirelessly, leadership urgently trying to course-correct, and endless
Improvement Discovery: Seeing Beyond the Surface Read More »
Ever been part of a project that feels like a runaway bus with the wheels loose, timelines slipping, priorities shifting, and risks showing up faster than you can track them? In fast-paced environments, projects rarely flow smoothly from start to finish. They often hit bumps, take longer, and sometimes feel like they are veering off
PMO: Your Project Rescue Team! Read More »
In today’s hyper-connected world, information is abundant, but clarity is rare. Between Microsoft Teams messages, dashboards, emails, reports, and project updates, it’s no wonder so many professionals feel mentally exhausted before noon. This is more than just a distraction; it’s information overload, and it quietly erodes our productivity, decision-making, and even our well-being. So, how do we
Drowning in Data? You’re Not Alone. Read More »