What is a response to the following peers discussion -Preventative maintenance (PM) programs have several objectives of reducing costs by minimizing emergency repairs and preventing customer dissatisfaction. Ensuring that workflows, machinery, or any equipment is running efficiently may be costly initially but preventing sudden failures is more cost effective over the long-term. Sudden failures can cause disruptions during the production process can cause a long list of costly ripple effects like labor downtime during repairs, interruptions in timelines, and possible increase in the cost of the product/service (Alhourani, Essila, & Farkas, 2023). Who can be most impacted is from the demand, customer dissatisfaction can increase if disruptions occur, jeopardizing the chances of a product/services success. A good PM program has a good understanding of their equipment's vulnerabilities failures and has regular PM scheduled to monitor and maintain these potential vulnerabilities