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Effective Data Engineering

Building Reliable Installed Base Systems Through Effective Data Engineering

Data Engineering is central to building and maintaining effective installed base management systems. The process involves collecting, integrating, and organizing data from various sources to provide a comprehensive view of assets, operations, and service activities. This article examines the technical challenges and approaches to  Data Engineering in the context of

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service bom wallet share

How to unlock Wallet Share with your Service BOM? – Let’s find out

Are You Missing Service BOM-Based Revenue? Here’s Why You Might Be For most Industrial OEMs, the real revenue isn’t just in selling the equipment — it’s in the aftermarket. Spare parts, services, upgrades, maintenance kits — these are recurring, high-margin opportunities. But most OEMs are leaving serious money on the

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A Recall That Built Trust with Our Most Demanding Customers (1)

A Recall That Built Trust with Our Most Demanding Customers

This blog post presents a first-hand experience from Sam Klaidman (Principal Adviser, Middlesex Consulting), who served as Vice President of Service in the late 1980s. In this narrative, Klaidman shares his account of a significant product recall involving some of the company’s most demanding customers, including major financial institutions and

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OEM Aftermarket CRM

OEM Aftermarket CRM: Why Standard CRMs Fall Short for Parts

TL;DR: Standard OEM aftermarket CRM systems track customer contacts and sales pipelines, but they weren’t designed to manage complex equipment assets across their lifecycle. For OEMs generating 40-70% of revenue from aftermarket parts and services, this gap means missed cross-sell opportunities, reactive service delivery, and invisible revenue potential sitting in

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PE-Backed OEMs

From Deal Thesis to EBITDA Reality: Why PE-Backed OEMs Must Fix Their Aftermarket Execution

When private equity firms acquire industrial OEMs, the investment thesis looks bulletproof: unlock recurring revenue from the installed base, expand aftermarket margins, and drive sustainable EBITDA growth. It’s compelling on paper. Six months post-close, though, operating partners face a different story—the aftermarket engine promised during diligence is still idling in

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OEM Aftermarket CRM

OEM Aftermarket CRM: Why Standard CRMs Fall Short for Parts

TL;DR: Standard OEM aftermarket CRM systems track customer contacts and sales pipelines, but they weren’t designed to manage complex equipment assets across their lifecycle. For OEMs generating 40-70% of revenue from aftermarket parts and services, this gap means missed cross-sell opportunities, reactive service delivery, and invisible revenue potential sitting in

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PE-Backed OEMs

From Deal Thesis to EBITDA Reality: Why PE-Backed OEMs Must Fix Their Aftermarket Execution

When private equity firms acquire industrial OEMs, the investment thesis looks bulletproof: unlock recurring revenue from the installed base, expand aftermarket margins, and drive sustainable EBITDA growth. It’s compelling on paper. Six months post-close, though, operating partners face a different story—the aftermarket engine promised during diligence is still idling in

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