生命科学初创公司利用 Nuvolo SMB 解决方案优化资产管理
技术
- 功能应用 - 计算机化维护管理系统 (CMMS)
- 功能应用 - 企业资产管理系统 (EAM)
适用行业
- 生命科学
适用功能
- 维护
用例
- 资产生命周期管理
- 实时定位系统 (RTLS)
关于客户
该客户是一家正在快速成长的生命科学初创公司。该公司最近扩大了团队规模，在 IT、QA 和设施等各个部门招聘了大量员工。该组织严重依赖手动流程进行资产管理，所有资产信息都记录在电子表格中并存储在多个系统中。他们正在寻求一种更高效、可扩展的解决方案来管理其资产，包括供应商和资产绩效报告、供应商认证和资产跟踪。该公司还正在寻找一种完全基于云的解决方案，以满足 GxP 和 21 CFR Part 11 的要求。
挑战
一家快速发展的生命科学初创公司在资产管理流程方面遇到了困难。该公司最近在各个部门（包括 IT、QA 和设施）聘用了大量员工，并且需要扩展其流程以适应其不断扩大的团队。该组织正在寻求一种改进的方法来处理供应商和资产绩效报告、供应商认证和资产跟踪。现有系统完全是手动的，所有资产信息都记录在电子表格中并存储在多个系统中。这使得快速有效地定位关键信息变得困难。该组织需要更简化的资产管理流程，包括更有效地输入资产名称、铭牌、型号和供应商认证等信息。此外，他们正在寻找完整的基于云的解决方案。
解决方案
在评估了多个集成工作场所管理系统 (IWMS) 和计算机化维护管理系统 (CMMS) 选项后，这家初创公司选择了 Nuvolo Connected Workplace。该解决方案提供了一种统一的、用户友好的方法来连接跨部门的信息和流程。它专为生命科学公司设计，满足 GxP 和 21 CFR Part 11 要求。所有设备和资产记录都保存在一个平台上，使用户能够查看和提取与审计请求相关的任何活动，包括安装、维护和校准、使用和报废。该团队实施了中小型企业 (SMB) 产品，这需要最少的配置和设置。 Nuvolo 托管软件实例，使组织无需担心基础设施或维护成本。中小企业解决方案还提供了未来升级到完整互联工作场所平台的灵活性，包括用于保护运营技术的 OT 安全解决方案和用于资本项目管理的项目解决方案。
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