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Should Maintenance Cost be Benchmarked?

TOR IDHAMMAR Trying to benchmark maintenance cost is a very common practice among many plants or companies. The maintenance cost/ton or maintenance cost/unit is usually considered the most important benchmark. However, only focusing on the maintenance cost/unit benchmarking is not useful. Why not? First, comparing maintenance cost between plants is very difficult because of variables such as the organization’s definition ...

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The Paper360° Top 50 Power List

COVID-19 tops list for 2021, with the next dominating factors going forward being sustainability and diversity.

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Build from Strength

Lotta Lyrå takes the helm at Södra after a 12-year absence, having spent the last decade in the retail sector. Now she plans to bring what she’s learned back to the pulp industry.

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Young Professional Perspective: Shaping the Future Through Mentoring

When I look at the pulp and paper industry I see a common thread: all of the support, opportunities, and flexibility it offers young professionals—including working mothers and diverse colleagues from a variety of engineering backgrounds—makes it a great sector to work in, now and into the future.  

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Two Processes: Two Systems?

The days when senior management could afford a limited understanding of a company’s systems and strategy in supporting the ADM and O2C processes are rapidly disappearing.

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Capturing the Momentum of Change

Adele Elice-Invaso looks toward the future for Australia’s pulp and paper industry, and how Appita can help turn the challenge of rapid change into an opportunity for transformation.

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