Disruptive Maintenance Engineering 4.0 Available to Purchase

Miguel Angel Navas received the Telecommunications Engineer degree, from the Technical University of Madrid, Spain, the Industrial Administration Engineer degree from the European University Madrid, Spain, and PhD degree in electrical and electronics engineering from Spanish National Distance Education University. He is certified as Maintenance Manager Expert by the Spanish Association of Maintenance according to EFNMS criteria. He has an extensive professional career at Madrid's Metro (metropolitan railway companies in Spain), for over 20 years, holding various management positions in the field of maintenance engineering.

Carlos Sancho received the Industrial Engineer degree from the Technical University of Madrid, Spain, and the PhD degree in industrial engineering from the Spanish National Distance Education University. On the teaching side, from 2009, he is associate professor, Department of Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Control of Industrial Engineering from Spanish National Distance Education University. For more than 20 years, he has been working in Madrid's Metro, holding different technical and management position. He participates in numerous projects of innovation and investigation within national Spanish R&D programs and he is recorded as the inventor of five industrial patents.

Jose Carpio received the Industrial Engineer and PhD degrees in electrical engineering from the Technical University of Madrid, Spain. He is currently a professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the Spanish National Distance Education University, Madrid. In 1992, he joined the Department of Operations Research at Stanford University, Stanford, CA, as a visiting researcher for a 15-month stay. His research interests lie in power systems, use and integration of renewable energy and electromagnetic compatibility. Dr. Carpio is a member of a number of international associations, including CIGRE, European EMTP-ATP Users Group and so forth.