by Carson McFarlane | Aug 18, 2022
We are our own worst critics. Many people tend to crack down on their actions and abilities when striving towards a goal of great value. Maybe this is to ensure the goal is achieved in the most efficient way possible, or maybe it’s just a way to partake in personal... by Carson McFarlane | Aug 16, 2022
Without a doubt, testing is one of the most important steps in completing a successful EAM migration. There are a variety of reasons to do this – minimizing downtime, preventing disruptions in essential machinery, and of course avoiding master data loss. That said,... by Carson McFarlane | Aug 11, 2022
You have probably been using your existing EAM/CMMS software for a few years, which has made you comfortable with its features and user experience (UX). However, when migrating to a new system, poor asset and maintenance data quality can bring lower user acceptance... by Carson McFarlane | Aug 9, 2022
Once great-quality EAM/CMMS asset and maintenance master data can deteriorate over time in any asset-intensive organization. Understanding how this comes about can help prevent the same issues from occurring when you finally transfer data to your new EAM/CMMS system.... by Carson McFarlane | Aug 4, 2022
If you found a product that did what you needed but proved difficult to operate, would you still use it? If so, could you guarantee your technicians would too? Nowadays, products are consistently being optimized for maximum ease of use to improve the experience of... by Carson McFarlane | Aug 2, 2022
Asking the right questions is likely the most important part of planning. Since if you don’t know what to ask, how can you possibly know what to expect? So, when it comes to an EAM/CMMS system you’re planning to migrate to, having a secure plan of action is necessary....