Rithmik Solutions
Amanda Truscott has a diverse work experience. Amanda co-founded Rithmik Solutions and served as the CEO, overseeing the company's operations. Prior to that, they were a co-founder and Director of Marketing at the same company. Amanda also worked at Creative Destruction Lab - Montreal as part of the Supply Chain team for the 2019/20 cohort.
In the past, Amanda worked as a freelance writer and creative coach, running their own business. Amanda also worked as a Senior Consultant at Function Point Productivity Software. Earlier in their career, they were a Technical Writer and Training Developer at Honeywell. Amanda gained teaching and research experience at Carleton University, where they worked as a Teaching and Research Assistant. Amanda also had editorial roles as an Intern at Globe and Mail, an Editorial Assistant at CBC, and an Intern at Metro International.
Amanda Truscott completed their Bachelor's degree in English Literature with a minor in Sociology from The University of British Columbia, from 2001 to 2007. Amanda then pursued a Master's degree in Journalism with an emphasis on multimedia at Carleton University, from 2007 to 2009. In addition to their formal education, Amanda obtained certifications from NextAI Montreal at HEC Montréal in August 2019 and from Second Wind in March 2014, becoming a Certified Agency Operations Manager.
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Rithmik Solutions
Mining companies typically spend a massive 20% – 50% of annual operating budgets on equipment repair and maintenance, and reduced yield from downtime has an even greater financial impact. The major cause of downtime is that reliability and maintenance teams don’t have the information they need to diagnose and prevent failures. That’s why Rithmik Solutions created Asset Health Analyzer (AHA). With AHA, mines get: -Earlier, more accurate alarms with no threshold-setting required (our algorithms do that for you) -Prioritized maintenance based on actual equipment health -Insights about what’s going wrong, what’s about to go wrong, and what went wrong in the past -Increased uptime for better yields and revenues -Performance comparisons across equipment types, brands, models, and geographies -Reduced capital expenditures through extended end-of-life for older assets AHA works with the data collection systems and reporting platforms mines want to use, which means you can get insights without having to tear out what’s already in place. Our team has extensive experience in engineering, mining and all aspects of data analysis and collection. We've worked on equipment in mines all over North and South America. Right now, companies that pilot with us will gain powerful intelligence regarding their most expensive equipment failures and the opportunity to purchase AHA licenses at a deep discount. Want to know more? Contact us.