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Maintenance Software

03/25/2015 5:58 AM

Dear Experts

Can any one help me out for Free software for maintaining records of Maintenance Breakdown/History/ Breakdown Request/New Project Request/Down Time/ MTBF,MTTR/ Maintenance Trends?

Plz tell me any good free software.

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03/25/2015 6:12 AM

Price and value are interrelated. A simple card index system would be a good start, for the price of the stationery!

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03/25/2015 8:24 AM

Part of your success as a maintenance supervisor is being assertive, prove that you need the sftware, it's worth the investment and the results will add to your prestige.

Just imagine: No one will need to walk to your office with a writen form, they will generate the orders from any PC on the intranet; it will offer managers acces to up to date information from any remote computer, your technicians will self-manage their daily tasks (no more "group leaders"), plus a hefty chunk of etceteras, plus what you originaly asked in your post.

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03/25/2015 9:56 AM

Google is you friend. Use it.
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03/25/2015 11:28 AM

I used the free version of CWorks for a few months and then upgraded to CWorks Plus. I have used CWorks Plus for 7 years now and I really like it. The Plus version is much less expensive than comparable products. ($100s vs. $1,000s)

The free version is quite powerful and is a good way to try it out.

Tech support is very responsive and knowledgeable. they have both Malaysia- and US-based support so are available pretty close to 24/7.

No, I don't work for them. I just really like the product.

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03/26/2015 1:14 AM

What business is that in?

Excel can provide all means to do what you need to do if one knows how to use it.

What system are you using now?

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03/26/2015 1:48 AM

Good, free, understandable; pick any one or two.

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