FOOD & BEVERAGE
Connected
Reliability

Standardizing a smarter, AI-driven
future for asset management.

Connected Reliability in the
Food & Beverage Industry

The food and beverage industry depends on equipment
availability, consistent quality, and safe working conditions.

That’s where connected reliability comes in.

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What is Connected Reliability?

Connected reliability combines hardware and software
systems from across the enterprise into one ​maintenance
ecosystem. Linking people with the data they need lets
leaders make decisions that prevent machine failures,
reduce costs, standardize operations, improve worker
safety, and maximize operational effectiveness.

Fluke Reliability: Tailored for the
Food & Beverage Industry

Under the Fluke Reliability banner, we benefit from bringing leading brands PRUFTECHNIK, eMaint, and Azima DLI together. This creates a unique connected reliability ecosystem, perfect for the demands of the food and beverage industry, enhancing equipment, processes, and teamwork.​

The strength of our connected reliability ecosystem stems from its potential. For the food and beverage industry, we’re bringing in smart AI tools, simplifying data collection, and using analytics to its full potential. This approach helps maintenance teams work smarter, faster, and better, addressing the unique needs of the sector.​

Curious about the benefits of a connected reliability future? Download our eBook and discover the top 5 reasons to make the shift.​

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The Benefits of Connected Reliability
in the Food and Beverage Industry

Preventive Maintenance:

With connected reliability, the food and beverage industry can monitor machinery and identify potential issues before they escalate. This proactive approach unlocks condition-based maintenance, reducing costs and downtime.

Quality Control:

Consistency is key in the food and beverage industry. By connecting various systems and gathering real-time data, it’s easier to spot production inconsistencies and take corrective action, increasing compliance and reducing waste.

Enhanced Safety:

Worker safety is a top concern, especially when dealing with potentially hazardous materials. Connected reliability offers real-time monitoring of equipment and alerts supervisors of irregularities, ensuring a safer working environment.

Standardized Operations:

Maintenance standardization across global sites can be challenging. Connected reliability increases visibility and connections, letting teams establish a standardized set of best practices, regardless of site, shift, or operator.

Cost Reduction:

Lost inventory, breakdowns, and inefficiencies all increase costs. Integrating machine health monitoring with maintenance management system and other enterprise software can bring cost savings in both the short and long term.

Real-time Decision Making:

In a fast-paced environment, leaders need access to real-time data to make informed decisions. Connected reliability offers this, allowing for adjustments to be made on-the-fly, ensuring optimal production and quality.

Success Stories

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Jack Daniel Cooperage Moves from Reactive to Predictive Maintenance

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Cheese Manufacturer Embraces Wireless to Reduce Routes, Extend Asset

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Dive deep in to our comprehensive report on Standardizing a Smarter, AI-Driven Future for Asset Management.

Learn how connected reliability delivers the real-time visibility and capabilities today’s industrial leaders need to power up operational resilience with predictive maintenance at scale.

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