This session will leave you with the following key takeaways:

1. Industry 5.0 in Asset & Maintenance Management
A vision on the shift from traditional automation to a holistic, human-centered approach. Jan Stoker, founder and owner of SSAMM (Sustainable Asset & Maintenance Management) will discuss the Maintenance Landscape Model, a concept that balances the roles of people, technology, and processes, and its long-term impact on maintenance management.

2. Asset & Maintenance Management Lemniscate
Jan shares insights on how the A&MM Lemniscate helps to understand the connection between the Asset Management and Maintenance Management landscape models, providing a structured approach to integration.

3. AI in Maintenance for Maintenance Engineers
The opportunities and risks of AI: How can companies integrate AI into Maintenance Engineering to enhance predictive maintenance, improve efficiency, and reduce costs?

4. ISO550XX:2024 Upgrade
What do the latest updates to this international standard mean, including horizontal and vertical Line of Sight, ISO55011, ISO55012, and more? Jan will explore the key changes in ISO550XX:2024 and their implications for the industry

5. The Maintenance Landscape Model
The Maintenance Landscape Model demonstrates that Asset Management and Maintenance are not separate systems but rather an integrated framework. This model, designed by Jan, provides new insights into how organizations can align their maintenance and asset management strategies for maximum efficiency and effectiveness.

Skoop!!
Last but not least: The latest developments in the World Partners in Asset Management (WPiAM) certification in Asset & Maintenance Management in the European community.

About the speaker: 

Jan Stoker is the founder and owner of SSAMM (Sustainable Asset & Maintenance Management), a research and consultancy dedicated to advancing Asset & Maintenance Management through research, education, and strategic advisory. Through SSAMM, Jan plays a contributing role in shaping the future of the field, delivering expert insights and training sessions for Cranfield University, the European Federation of National Maintenance Societies (EFNMS), and various A&MM conferences.

With over 30 years of experience in Asset & Maintenance Management, Jan has built a distinguished career as a practitioner, director, contract manager, researcher, and educator. His expertise spans Data-Driven Asset Management, organizational transitions, change management, and educational programs, with a strong focus on Sustainability and Resilience. He is particularly passionate about exploring the impact of AI and Industry 5.0 on asset-intensive industries, addressing the evolving challenges of human-centricity, digital transformation, and sustainable maintenance strategies.

As a Senior Lecturer and Visiting Fellow at Cranfield University, Jan contributes to Master’s programs in Digital and Technology Solutions, Maintenance Engineering, and Asset Management, where he bridges academic research with industry application. Additionally, in his role as Chair of the European Training Committee at EFNMS, he leads initiatives to develop training and certification programs that equip today’s professionals and the NextGen workforce with the knowledge and skills to navigate the future of the industry.

Jan holds double Master’s degrees in Asset & Maintenance Management and Asset Integrity Management and has been a PhD candidate at TU Delft. His career began in engineering within the built environment, energy, and mechanical sectors, later progressing into senior leadership roles in infrastructure, telecom, and government asset management. Last but not least, to stay at the forefront of the field, Jan recently achieved the prestigious CAMA certification from WPiAM in collaboration with the organization.