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CMMS vs. EAM: What’s the Difference?

A person working on a tablet with asset management written on the screen.

The difference between computerized maintenance management systems (CMMS) software and enterprise asset management (EAM) software can sometimes be difficult to parse, as there is a significant overlap between the two.  The main difference is in scope and functionality—CMMS is focused on maintenance operations, while EAM covers a broader range of asset management activities, including procurement,…

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CMMS Systems Requirements & Functions Your Organization Needs

Technician considers the CMMS system requirements.

When developing effective facility operations strategies, facility management tactics and practices are an essential part of the planning process. While facility managers have traditionally relied on preventive maintenance, as a proactive asset management methodology, there is a significant shift to predictive maintenance (PdM) due to real-time data becoming more prevalent, and machine learning providing better insights into potential areas of risk.

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CMMS Benefits That Will Improve Maintenance Operations & Efficiency

Technician considers CMMS benefits that will improve maintenance operations.

When developing effective facility operations strategies, facility management tactics and practices are an essential part of the planning process. While facility managers have traditionally relied on preventive maintenance, as a proactive asset management methodology, there is a significant shift to predictive maintenance (PdM) due to real-time data becoming more prevalent, and machine learning providing better insights into potential areas of risk.

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Machine downtime truly hurts the food and beverage sector—here’s how to reduce it by 40 percent

Engineer in a hard hat working on a laptop in front of industrial machinery.

Downtime significantly impacts the bottom line in manufacturing—costing companies as much as $260,000 per hour, according to Aberdeen Research. Unplanned downtime is often a result of knowledge gaps involved with machine/shift changeover or machine operations directly. Training and experience significantly improve these areas of operations inefficiencies. Unplanned machine downtime is another culprit. Critical machinery that breaks…

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