Software for Industrial Plant Maintenance / Optimization

Google cmms;

Maximo & SAP.

What ever you do, do NOT get MEX......biggest pile of s*** ever created

Will Pacer appeal to you ?

I suggest Meridium APM. See http://www.meridium.com

This software integrates assets and transactions with your EAM/JDE. It provides the capability to do Hazard Analysis, SIS, RCM and RBI then look at all the recomendations and actions from these analyses in a single view to examine the risks each is mitigating and the costs of this mitigation to make decisions on what is the optimal method of mitigating risks. The software also has tools to build models of assets and maintenance strategies and test those by doing monte carlo simulations by utilizing the failure data that is imported from EAMs. Failure data can also be used to do weibul, growth analyses and crtical spares analyses. Maintenance execution capabilities are available for calibration management, Operator rounds, inspections and thickness measurements.

I've worked with a few different software packages related to facility maintenance and Ivara, without a doubt, is the best I've ever worked with.

It's what we use now and I love it.

It's very scalable and depending on how complex of a system you get will be directly proportionate to how long it will take to set up and input all the needed data. But, once it's in place... it's very nice.

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