LIVE WEBINAR
From Siloed to Managed
Building One Connected Reliability System
When reliability teams work from different priorities, deciding what comes first gets harder.
Join Pinnacle Reliability to see how one of the largest renewable natural gas producers in the U.S. approached this challenge by combining reliability strategy, Newton, and engineering execution.
- Wed, Oct 28, 2026
- 45 Mins (Including Live Q&A)
- 11 AM CT
- Live Webinar
Reserve Your Seat
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN
- Understand how disconnected inspection, maintenance, operations, and engineering programs create competing priorities and slow decisions.
- See how Newton, Pinnacle’s Reliability Decision Platform, forecasts facility availability and quantifies the business impact of reliability choices.
See how one reliability team prioritized work using inspection data and Pinnacle’s Data-Driven Reliability approach, connecting strategy, technology, and execution to business priorities.
- Learn how engineering teams work alongside customers to turn prioritized decisions into inspection and maintenance actions that support facility goals.
- Explore the customer’s reliability challenge, the decisions behind the approach, and the results to see what changed and why it mattered to the business.
MEET THE SPEAKERS
Learn From Reliability Leaders
Hear from leaders who help industrial teams connect reliability priorities to business performance. Bring your questions about applying the approach at your facility to the live Q&A.
Nathanael Ince
Chief Strategy Officer
Pinnacle Reliability
Over 20 years helping industrial organizations bring their reliability programs together and improve business performance across their operations.
Siddhart Sanghavi
VP of Solutions
Pinnacle Reliability
Over 13 years helping industrial organizations connect engineering expertise, operational data, and technology into practical reliability strategies.
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See Data-Driven Reliability in Practice
See how one reliability team approached competing priorities with Pinnacle’s support. Leave with a clearer understanding of how strategy, Newton, and engineering execution work together to help teams decide and act.