Enterprise
Asset Management (EAM) systems allow a business-centric approach to
physical asset management and maintenance however a large disconnect
exists between potential benefits of EAM and actual practices.
In a recent study conducted by Reliabilityweb.com, 57% of survey
responses reported that the CMMS/EAM implantation failed to generate the
anticipated return on investment (ROI). Only 20%
characterized their CMMS/EAM implementation as successful.
Many companies have been sorely
disappointed with the results of their CMMS/EAM implementations. In some
instances, the complex system capabilities and functions that can assist
maintenance management are rarely used. The advantages of leveraging
maintenance transaction information are often reduced by poor CMMS/EAM
work practices.
After
the Software and Big Consulting firms are long gone and
project money has been expended - maintenance and reliability
professionals are left to deal with systems that fail to enhance the
day-to-day maintenance process and in some cases - actually handicap the
process. We call it the mourning-after syndrome. We
have discovered that mourning about the situation does not help
as no one at Corporate will be saving the day and you are now officially
on your own.
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After
the Software and Big Consulting firms are long gone and
project money has been expended - maintenance and reliability
professionals are left to deal with systems that fail to enhance the
day-to-day maintenance process and in some cases - actually handicap the
process. We call it the mourning-after syndrome. We
have discovered that mourning about the situation does not help
as no one at Corporate will be saving the day and you are now officially
on your own. 
