DENVER, May 17, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Oniqua Intelligent MRO, the leader in MRO materials management optimization for asset-intensive industries, today announced that its customer, Nebraska Public Power District (NPPD), will lead a presentation titled "Freeing Up Capital Through Improved Inventory Management" at the 2016 Utility Supply Management Alliance Annual Conference. The conference will be held May 22-25, 2016 at the Hilton Riverside, New Orleans USA.
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NPPD has successfully freed up capital while also maintaining reliability through a combination of management support, utilization of an inventory optimization tool (Oniqua Analytics Solutions – OAS), and business process changes. In his presentation, Bill Belgum from NPPD will describe: inventory challenges encountered by NPPD, how the team addressed them, progress to date, and key takeaways.
Oniqua is proud to serve many of the world's leading energy and resources companies, including American Electric Power, BHP Billiton, ConocoPhillips, ExxonMobil, BP, Newmont Mining, Rio Tinto, Tennessee Valley Authority, Nebraska Public Power District and many others.
Oniqua is owned by international oilfield support services company ASCO. The company employs over 2,500 people in four key regions, and offers a wide range of services including inventory and materials management, offshore supply base management, onshore oilfield support, environmental services, personnel and training, advisory and technical services as well as fuel services.
For more information on the USMA Conference, please visit http://usma-conference.com/
For more information on Oniqua Intelligent MRO, visit www.oniqua.com.
Media Contact:
Alisson Moore
Director, Global Marketing
Oniqua Intelligent MRO
+1 303-952-7948
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