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asset Management Systems Implementation -- a Catalyst for Life-Cycle Cost 7 as support to the asset management system implementation. The implementation of EAM and support systems provides many benefits (Reliabilityweb.com 2011)
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8 Guidebook for Considering Life-Cycle Costs in airport asset procurement Maximo adds value to businesses through the following: • Risk and compliance management – Regulatory – HSE • Operations excellence – Implementing best practices – Reliability • Business agility – Standardization – Ability to adapt • Business alignment – Supporting strategic goals – Capital expenditures and operational expenditures • System consolidation – One data source – Cost and complexity Table 2-1 presents some examples where EAM systems provided measurable efficiency gains for a variety of business functions in numerous industries and applications. Implementing Maximo, or any asset management system, should increase functional integration, ensure reliable operations, increase resiliency, reduce redundancy, and effectively allow the organization to manage its assets in a way that is aligned with its financial and service goals.
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