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“ We have 12 campus locations that use TMS. Each campus shares commonality of procedures, PM schedule intervals and nomenclature. This process - and this level of organization - have taken years to accomplish and it couldn't have been possible without the relationship with Accruent”
— CMMS Administrator, largest private, not-for-profit hospital in Arkansas
“ We've not only been able to achieve our goals, but set new standards. Our goals before FAMIS were simply to repair or replace. Now, we've been able to achieve our target of reducing unanticipated requests by 80%. Most importantly, we have been able to use the data from FAMIS to justify the investment in additional staff.”
— Sarah McGing
Facilities and Operations Manager
CMMS (Computerized Maintenance Management System) software is a digital tool designed to help organizations streamline their maintenance operations. It enables tracking of assets, scheduling maintenance tasks, managing work orders, and ensuring compliance with safety standards. By organizing maintenance data in one place, CMMS software improves efficiency, reduces downtime, and extends the life of equipment.
CMMS software is used by a wide range of professionals and industries, including maintenance managers, facility managers, technicians, and operations teams. It’s popular in sectors like manufacturing, healthcare, education, property management, and transportation, where regular maintenance and asset tracking are essential to operational success.
To choose the best CMMS software, consider the following factors:
Assess your specific needs and request a demo or trial to determine the best fit for your operations.
CMMS software aligns all team members by allowing them to easily assign, schedule, and process work orders into the system with ease.
Streamline the entire work order lifecycle from initiation to completion, improving efficiency and reducing downtime. Real time tracking and updates allows managers and supervisors the ability to monitor the status of work orders and track technician progress.
Pipelines can be set up in advance, allowing new customers to get added at the start of the workflow and be easily tracked throughout the purchase process.
Tasks are streamlined by providing a central repository of documents and information where users can easily refer.
See asset details for every customer, analyze work orders, and reference historical data when needed. Do not waste time trying to locate customer data when it is not easily accessible.
Mobile accessibility is another key bonus, giving disparate teams the ability to access information on the go.
The ability to centralize maintenance management into one place, allowing team members to access data from separate locations at a moment’s notice.
By organizing key data into a central software solution, companies can ensure more productivity and less downtime. Preventative tasks like equipment audits can be scheduled quickly and easily.
This is especially lucrative for high-pressure industries like healthcare, where equipment health cannot be compromised.
No, SAP systems and CMMS software are not the same thing. SAP is an enterprise resource planning (ERP) software that is tasked with organization-wide duties like supply chain management, financial calculations, and customer relationship management.
CMMS software is associated with improving maintenance management, from preventative maintenance scheduling to inventory management and more.
Organizations who already rely on an SAP system might seek a CMMS to complement their existing workflows.
Both solutions are valuable for streamlining the maintenance process, but they differ slightly in terms of scope and use case.
Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) software focuses on the entire lifecycle management of physical assets, from the acquisition phase through disposal. EAMs may include asset tracking, depreciation management, capital planning, and compliance management.
CMMS software deals more specifically with day-to-day maintenance management, supporting equipment uptime and improving equipment operations.
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