If you are looking for computerized maintenance management software solutions, CMMS mobile, or to improve your maintenance productivity, turn to PEAK’s team of professionals.
The founder and president has spent nearly all of his career with maintenance management, particularly with computerized maintenance management solutions and mobile solutions. He has been teaching and consulting for many years and has won many national awards.
The vice president of technology has spent nearly all his career designing and developing computerized maintenance management solutions as well as CMMS mobile.
Together they had the first CMMS mobile
with bar-coding capabilities back in 1986.
Kris Bagadia
President
Kris Bagadia is the founder and president of PEAK Industrial Solutions. Beginning his career as a
maintenance supervisor and promoted to project manager, Mr. Bagadia has experience in all facets
of Maintenance Management Process. Building on experience garnered from variety of industries, he
developed his first CMMS/EAM system for the personal computer in the early 1980’s, a product that up
until that point had been absent from the PC. He has stayed at the forefront of CMMS/EAM technology for
over 25 years. Kris and his company have pioneered innovations in barcode technology, CMMS Mobile,
and Enterprise Asset Management. He has also won many nationally recognized awards for products
that he has developed.
Mr. Bagadia holds a Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Marquette University. He is a
licensed Professional Engineer and a certified Plant Engineer.
Ron J. Kossik
Vice President of Technology
Ron Kossik, the Vice President of Technology at PEAK, has spent nearly all his career designing and developing computerized maintenance management solutions as well as CMMS mobile. Together with the company president he helped develop the first CMMS mobile with bar-coding capabilities back in 1986.
Ron received an undergraduate degree in Mathematics from the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, an undergraduate degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
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