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Systems of Future – Why ERPs Are Not Enough For The Manufacturing Industry!
Enterprise Resource Planning software (ERP) act as Systems of Record, with a focus on cash cycle and most often merely mirror the paper-based maintenance process. Automation of paper-based forms and process, without digitizing the underlying interactions results often in vanity ware. A clear metric is the effective usage of Plant Maintenance module in popular ERPs.
6 Things That You Must Know Before Defining Enterprise Maintenance Strategy
Automation and other advances in manufacturing technology have resulted in large sophisticated production systems that can seldom fail. Yet the diverse environmental factors and operating conditions make them susceptible and vulnerable to failures. Enterprise maintenance strategy needs to constantly adapt to meet the challenges posed by the changing technology and evolving corporate goals of a
CMMS: Top Technology Trends to Watch Out
Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) is now an integral part of manufacturing lexicon. Many factors contribute to the widespread adoption of CMMS in the enterprise including the ever-increasing complexity of manufacturing operations, challenging operating conditions, doing more with fewer resources, perennial talent shortage and more. Technology is rapidly changing the society at large and the enterprise
How to Roll out MaintWiz CMMS in Eight Easy Steps
How Does MaintWiz CMMS Work? MaintWiz Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) integrates the Man-Machine-Process interactions efficiently and strives to take it to the next level through integration of talent, automation, and analytics. With its simple, easy to use intuitive user interface, powerful features, one-click maintenance via mobile app, and management dashboards, MaintWiz increases the efficiency of operations
7 Best Practices for a Successful Maintenance Strategy
Successful Maintenance Strategy Maintenance organizations are continually under pressure to deliver high availability of critical equipment, supporting non-stop production amidst decreasing maintenance budgets, increasing equipment complexity, and reduced manpower. Smart maintenance teams require themselves to be simultaneously efficient and effective. Here are the seven best practices that are integral to any successful maintenance strategy. This will
