NACE Materials Performance Webinar
Summary
The cathodic protection industry is changing. From ever-evolving communications technologies and increasing regulation, to ongoing changes in workforce dynamics and the over-abundance of data, protecting our critical pipeline infrastructure has never been more complex or exciting. This webinar from Mobiltex will provide an overview of the key trends shaping the cathodic protection industry in 2020, and how Mobiltex’ products and services help our customers get out, and stay, ahead.
The webinar will include discussion of our future proof designs, which reduce the risk of assets stranded due to unforeseen changes in communications technologies. Next, we will present how the remote monitoring and operations of critical bonds and sacrificial anodes will be impacted by our new RMU1-INT1 products, which enable remote monitoring and GPS-synchronous interruption. Finally, we will discuss our vision for the future, with a cloud-based CorView and data analytics products via CorViewAI.
Speakers
Tony da Costa, VP of Engineering – MOBILTEX
Tony has been with MOBILTEX for over 20 years and is currently the VP of Engineering. He is responsible for leading an experienced team of hardware and software development professionals in bringing the future product vision to fruition in a timely manner and ensuring that existing product feature sets grow with the needs of the customers. Tony also oversees all product and assembly processes within the company. Tony holds a Bachelor of Applied Science in Electrical Engineering with Computer Option from the University of British Columbia.
Will Maize, Product Manager – MOBILTEX
Will started with MOBILTEX in 2019 as product manager, with the task of accelerating product development activities and to align with the direction that the industry is headed. Will has previously worked at an international market research firm focused on digital technology trends in built infrastructure markets and as a civil engineer in a variety of projects throughout Ontario. Will holds an MBA from IESE Business School in Barcelona, Spain, and a B.Eng. in Civil Engineering with Co-op option from Dalhousie University in Nova Scotia.
