Uberlytics, LLC Introduces New Leadership and Expansion of Services at OWAM 2013

Online, March 18, 2013 (Newswire.com) - Uberlytics, LLC and the Uberlytics Criticality Analyzer software have been acquired by Tacoma Zach, formerly of Veolia. Under Mr. Zach's leadership, Uberlytics will be expanding it's offering to include full service implementation and integration of the Criticality Analyzer software with clients' current asset management programs. Uberlytics services now include:

-Post-analysis software support
-Follow-up analysis
-Criticality analysis training
-Integration of criticality analysis with overall asset management programs
-Integration of criticality analysis with asset management tools (Oracle, Maximo, Hansen, SAP, or any tool an organization uses)
-Guidance in setting up or improving an existing asset management program
-Asset registry set-up or review and optimization of an existing registry

The new leadership and service offering were introduced at the Oracle Work & Asset Management Users Group Conference - Full Circle, held in Redwood Shores, CA at the Oracle Conference Center, March 13-14, 2013. Uberlytics presented a breakout session on criticality analysis in partnership with Veolia Water.

Prior to assuming the leadership of Uberlytics, Tacoma Zach held various executive roles at Veolia Water, most recently overseeing the western US industrial operations, including refineries, production fields, remediation sites and maintenance facilities. He has consulted for and managed numerous municipal operations as a private consultant and corporate manager and has spent the bulk of his career in the water and wastewater business.

Terry Nelson, founder and architect of the Uberlytics Criticality Analyzer, will continue as a key team member, leading both software development and technical innovation in criticality analysis methodology and execution. Terry has been a recognized thought leader in asset management over the last decade, developing field tested and validated asset management tools for nearly 15 years.