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Marathon

Marathon enables you to solve problems as you go by continuously monitoring your critical equipment, suggesting prescriptive actions to prevent downtime, reduce equipment lifecycle cost and lower energy consumption.

Take prescriptive actions when they are needed! Marathon is a comprehensive Asset Reliability Management cloud-based software suite. Co-developed with digitally mature industry partners, Marathon offers Ease of Integration with existing data systems, Value Driven analytics workflows for operations and maintenance decision support, and Rapid Scalability to standardize data-driven processes across your organization.

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