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Cat Support Story

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"I want to be that person who provides support firsthand because I want to let people know the world is a better place if we support each other." – Tu What motivates you to do the work that matters? For Tu, Business Intelligence Analyst for Cat Digital, it’s all about the rewarding feeling that comes from giving back. When he was working at a sneaker store in Taiwan during his undergraduate studies, a coworker motivated Tu to push himself to achieve more. After teaching himself English and continuing his education in the U.S., Tu joined #TeamCaterpillar and quickly brought his data visualization skills and passion to the team. Fast forward to today, Tu continues to inspire others by creating data visualization tutorials in Mandarin and visiting Taiwan to present his knowledge in person. Build a career that matters. Because you do: https://lnkd.in/ecCMA3Wg 

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Beyond The Owner's Manual: Getting The Most From Natural Gas-Fueled Engine Generator Sets

Scott C. from Caterpillar, Inc.

A site- and engine-specific maintenance program built around trend analysis can maximize your equipment’s most valuable commodity: productive time online.

Your gas engine-generator sets’ most valuable commodity is time – specifically uptime producing power and revenue. It follows that the goal of engine maintenance is to enable as much uptime as possible. In essence, high uptime spreads capital and operating costs over more kilowatt hours – reducing the critical variable of cost per kilowatt-hour. While the costs of replacement components, fluids, supplies and labor are important, uptime outweighs them all. That naturally means unplanned downtime is to be avoided, especially for major failures and lengthy repairs. But it also means planned downtime must be kept to the minimum appropriate to the application.