Digital technologies bring huge opportunities to mining companies.
The journey to digital transformation comes with a number of challenges that can be overcome by adopting a structured approach.
More affordable and smaller sensors allow producers to retro-fit older equipment with the new sensing hardware, while more advanced software networks with total connectivity between various systems allows one to leverage existing automation and control systems to offer new ways of approaching asset lifecycle and maintenance, productivity, and energy optimisation.
But how to start this journey?
Join us in this live webinar to learn:
A 4-step metal recovery improvement strategy to leverage the operational data you currently have
What are the current challenges mining companies are facing
Real-life examples of how large mining companies achieved huge savings in operational costs We will also open for questions and answer them at the end.
Speakers:
Martin Provencher Mining and Metals Industry Principal, OSIsoft Martin Provencher holds a Bachelor Degree in Computer Science with Artificial Intelligence focus from University of Quebec in Montreal. Over the years, he has acquired an extensive experience in information technology and operational & maintenance management. Prior to OSIsoft, he gained experience by working at Aluminerie Alouette, a large aluminum smelter located in Quebec, Canada, as the Information Technology & Automation Manager and after as the Operations & Maintenance Manager for Casthouse and Production Services. He has also been an active Industry 4.0 speaker and influencer for IBM as the Quebec Metals and Mining Leader and lately with Norda Stelo as Director for manufacturing and processing plants.
Osvaldo Bascur Industry Principal - Academic Innovations, OSIsoft Osvaldo Bascur holds a PhD. Metallurgical Engineering from College of Mines, University of Utah. He is currently the Industry Principal for Academic Innovations at OSIsoft. His focus is the integration of sensors data and operational management, asset and energy optimization. He has received the Antoine Gaudi Award from the Society of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers in 2013. Prior to OSIsoft, Osvaldo had experiencies by working at Pennzoil and Duval Corporation (now Freeport McMoran). With more than 75 technical papers published, he is an active member of SME, AIChE, AIST and IFAC MMM.
A comprehensive review of current exploration rates, trending exploration technologies, a ranking of top drill intercepts and a catalogue of 2022 Initial Resource Estimates and recent discovery successes.
