Are you looking to enhance your business performance by right-sizing your engine? If so, you’re not alone. Many OEMs are exploring the benefits of right-sizing their engines to meet changing business needs, reduce costs, and enhance productivity.
However, making informed decisions about engine right-sizing requires a deep understanding of the technology and a thorough analysis of your business requirements and constraints. That’s why we’ve created this comprehensive guide to help you navigate the complex landscape of engine right-sizing.
In this webinar, you’ll learn the following:
- The key factors that determine the optimal engine size for your business
- The trade-offs between engine size, performance, and cost
- How to evaluate the impact of engine right-sizing on your business operations and ROI
- The latest trends and innovations in engine technology and how they could affect your engine right-sizing strategy
Our expert speakers will share their insights and experiences and provide practical tips and tools that you can use to make informed decisions about engine right-sizing. Whether you’re considering downsizing, upsizing, or staying with your current engine size, this webinar will equip you with the knowledge and skills to enhance your business performance and achieve your goals.
Register now to learn more.
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Speakers:
Bill Hardy
Technical Engineering Manager, Caterpillar Industrial Power Systems Division
Technical Engineering Manager within Caterpillar’s Industrial Power Systems Division, Bill Hardy is responsible for design and development of the brand-new C13D/2606 engine platform. With over 18 years at Caterpillar, Bill has had previous roles in advanced combustion research, engine development, including performance, validation, simulation, and certification, product strategy development, engine design, and technical program management. Bill has a master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Wisconsin Engine Research Center, and a bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from Brigham Young University.
Allen Chen
Product Marketing Manager, Caterpillar Industrial Power Systems Division
Product Marketing Manager within Caterpillar’s Industrial Power Systems Division, Allen Chen is responsible for marketing engine platforms within the 9 to 13L displacement range, which includes the brand-new C13D/2606 Engine. With over 10 years at Caterpillar in total, Allen’s previous roles of 6 years were deeply embedded in the overall design of the C13D/2606 Engine, with special focus in Cooling and Lubrication Systems. After receiving an MBA from Bradley University in 2019, Allen leveraged his engineering background along with his newfound understanding of business into a Sales and Marketing role, which started in 2022. Allen’s current position has him focused on providing the right powered solution to OEMs amidst a sustainability-focused world of transitioning energy, whether that means lower-carbon biofuels, alternative fuels, lower-fuel-burning traditional diesel fuels, or no fuel altogether.
Brett Roberts
Telematics Strategy Manager, Caterpillar Industrial Power Systems Division
Brett Roberts is a Telematics Strategy Manager in the Industrial Power Systems Division. He works with dealers and customers to gather voice of customer around Caterpillar’s current connectivity solutions in an effort to bring about new product and technology innovations to the global marketplace. Brett has an MBA from the University of Georgia and has almost a decade of experience in the off-highway telematics sector. Brett is currently working on exciting new developments within Caterpillar’s quickly evolving telematics strategy in the Industrial Power Systems Division.