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November 03, 2005
New Reliability Roadmap e-Book Provides Strategies for Enterprise Asset Management
As companies become more aware of the competitive advantage of effective physical asset management, information technology strategy is considered a critical element
Fort Myers, FL (PRWEB via PR Web Direct) October 31, 2005 -- Reliabilityweb.com, a web portal focused on industrial plant and facility maintenance and reliability announced the release of the first Reliability Roadmap e-Book titled “A Strategic View of Enterprise Asset Information Management”.
Terrence O’Hanlon, CMRP, Publisher states, “There are major shifts taking place both in the increased corporate awareness of the need for effective and efficient asset management and in the capabilities of enterprise asset management systems that are part of an integrated suite of enterprise resource planning (ERP) that enterprises use to manage all company activities including finance, human resource and supply chain.
Previously, most enterprises found that specialized “best of breed” applications were a more logical choice to manage asset information because features, functionality and usability were generally superior. Most recently – the gap between integrated suite applications and best of breed is shrinking.
The intersections of these factors were the drivers that caused us to compile a report from several industry experts to examine these issues more carefully.”
Companies deploy investment capital in physical assets in order to generate a positive return for shareholders. Managing physical assets to ensure the best return for the entire life cycle requires instant and accurate information in format that can be valuable to maintenance, operations, accounting and management among others. To be competitive, companies will have to choose a strategy for managing this information.
Contributors included representatives of Oracle, Indus, SPL Worldwide and Ivara in addition to commentary and best practices benchmarking study written by Mr. O’Hanlon.
Printed copies of the Reliability Roadmap will be published for distribution at EAM-2006, The Enterprise Asset Management Summit, held on March 8-10, 2006 in Las Vegas, Nevada. A PDF version is available for immediate download at no cost can be found on the homepage at Reliabilityweb.com at www.reliabilityweb.com
About Reliabilityweb.com:
Reliabilityweb.com (www.reliabilityweb.com) includes a network of maintenance and reliability web sites serving over 55,000 maintenance and reliability professionals from around the world. The site serves as a resource for Maintenance Managers, Reliability Engineers and users of Computerized Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS) and Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) Systems. Online tutorials, articles, case histories and news items are updated daily.
Contact: Terrence O'Hanlon
Reliabilityweb.com
PO Box 07070
Fort Myers FL 33919 USA
Tel: 888-575-1245 ext 111
Intl Tel: 305-735-3746
http://www.reliabilityweb.com
Posted by Industrial-Manufacturing at November 3, 2005 01:42 AM