大型航空航天公司实现资产管理自动化
技术
- 功能应用 - 企业资产管理系统 (EAM)
适用行业
- 国家安全与国防
适用功能
- 维护
用例
- 资产生命周期管理
客户
未公开
关于客户
一家航空航天和全球安全公司，经营一个管理运营和维护 (O&M) 培训设施的部门，以支持美国空军。
挑战
一家航空航天和全球安全公司的 O&M 部门使用电子表格手动跟踪分配给学生和员工的 3,000 多项资产。为如此大量的设备维护审计跟踪变得越来越耗时和具有挑战性。繁琐的工作包括准确地知道手头有什么设备、发放了什么、它的位置以及每件物品的保管人的姓名。这项任务的每个方面都由每个项目的所有者进行。这项任务的每个方面都是由拥有电子表格的个人完成的。手动记录增加负担的每项资产的整个生命周期。这包括跟踪维护要求和记录、事故和损坏、维修、校准、折旧和报废数据。
解决方案
在研究潜在供应商时，工厂的管理人员访问了 Apptricity 网站。决策者产生了兴趣并要求展示 Apptricity 的资产管理解决方案 Apptricity Asset。他们不仅对 Apptricity 满足其初始需求的能力印象深刻，而且对 Apptricity 的集成产品套件通过提供资产跟踪以外的功能可以提供的长期利益印象深刻。
收集的数据
Asset Location, Asset Status Tracking, Equipment Status, Machine Documentation, RFID
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