Andromeda Systems Incorporated (ASI) will be hosting a booth at the 2011 DOD Maintenance Symposium & Exhibition in Fort Worth, Texas, Nov. 14-17. This year’s focus is Maintenance: Achieving Readiness through Efficiency and Effectiveness in Maintenance Operations. The symposium will feature topics including:
- A Look into the Depot of the Future
- Enabling Maintenance in a Net-centric Environment
- Potential New Considerations for Making Source of Repair Decisions
- Maintenance-saving Corrosion Prevention Projects
- Depot Maintenance & Title 10
- Information: Underpinning Readiness at the Right Cost and Effective Life-cycle Maintenance
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