equipment-lifecycle

Vocabulary Word

Definition

'Equipment lifecycle' is a term that describes the stages an equipment goes through. From when it's first purchased, to when it's used, maintained, and then eventually decommissioned or replaced.

Examples in Different Contexts

In healthcare technology, 'equipment lifecycle' impacts patient care through the availability and functionality of medical devices. A healthcare administrator might note, 'We monitor our equipment lifecycle to ensure all devices are up-to-date and fully functional.'

Practice Scenarios

Manufacturing

Scenario:

Our factory's output has been dwindling. Production line hiccups must be monitored closely.

Response:

We need to check the equipment lifecycle status of our production-line machinery. It could be time for crucial maintenance.

Sustainability

Scenario:

Our goal is reducing carbon footprint. Do we have the data for lifecycle emission of our equipment?

Response:

Yes, the equipment lifecycle data shows a high level of carbon emissions for our current machinery. We should consider more sustainable options.