by Janvi Joseph | Nov 19, 2020
Your work order captures the maintenance history of a technical object. It is usually evaluated overtime to follow and understand key factors such as maintenance costs, frequency of preventive maintenance, labor hours, etc. However, when historical work order data is... by Janvi Joseph | Nov 17, 2020
What happens when your historical work order data is all over the place? It can lead to inconsistencies in operations and maintenance due to your organization’s different parts using other codes and procedures to complete work orders. Overall, this does not... by Janvi Joseph | Nov 12, 2020
You spent all your time and money looking for a CMMS/ EAM system only to find that your implementation process was a failure. One may argue that they took all the necessary steps required to set up and initiate their software, but implementation goes beyond that. An... by Janvi Joseph | Nov 10, 2020
You are probably aware of the numerous benefits preventive maintenance (PM) has on your organization. From increased uptime to saving millions of dollars, preventative maintenance can ensure longer asset life due to lower significant repairs. However, some of these... by Janvi Joseph | Nov 5, 2020
Maintenance backlogs are a necessary part of effective planning and scheduling. They should ensure that your work is prioritized effectively and that work orders that can be carried out efficiently at the same time are grouped together. However, some companies find it... by Janvi Joseph | Nov 3, 2020
Reliability is all about analyzing data and gaining better insights for future maintenance strategies. However, some companies are unable to conduct reliability analysis effectively due to unreliable or non-existent data. This is a challenge since it gives a...