June 2019
The integration of CMMS and GIS provides users a more powerful tool with the ability to quickly locate geographically dispersed assets and work orders. Organizations benefit from work orders containing additional asset location data along with the normal maintenance information. CMMS GIS allows users to query and analyze information on infrastructure assets based on their specific location and relationships to other features. Learn more…..
Agriculture & Farming
Manufacturing Facilities
Senior Living
Educational Facilities
Airports
Data Centers
Oil & Gas
Food & Beverage
Power & Energy Plants
Department of Public Works (DPW)
Government
Water Treatment Plants
Hospitality & Gaming
Retail
Restaurants
Property Management
Laboratories
Healthcare
Tourist Attractions
Facilities Management
Fleet Maintenance
Non Profits
Industrial Laundry
Warehouse & Distribution
Service Providers
Religious Industries
Stadiums Arenas
Other
Work Order Management
Service Request Interface
Preventive Maintenance
Predictive Maintenance
Mobile Maintenance
Geographic Information System
Document Management
Spare Parts Inventory
Employee Management & Time Tracking
Meter Readings
Reporting, Dashboards & KPIs
Enterprise Asset Management (EAM)
System Integration
Signature Capture
Advanced Filtering
Electronic Signature
What is CMMS?
What is EAM?
What is Maintenance Management Software?
Importance of a Work Order
What is Preventive Maintenance Software?
Building a Successful Asset Management Plan
Maximizing Efficiency Through Spare Parts Inventory Management
Maintenance Terms & Definitions Glossary
Importance of Safeguarding Your CMMS Data
The Most Important Maintenance Metrics
