Hello everyone, I'm curious if anyone has experience using a consolidated Predictive Maintenance (PdM) database like the one featured in Ricky Smith's Uptime Magazine article from the March edition. I would appreciate any information on related software. Thank you, Mike.
Hello Mike, I haven't had a chance to read the article yet, but it seems to be similar to the Tango Reliability Web Service offered by 24/7 systems. I will be showcasing it at VANZ next week for those who are interested. You can find more articles about Tango (including additional ones from Uptime) on this page: http://www.ausborn.com.au/index-main.php?page=support. See you at the event!
Ricky Smith is recommending Ivara EXP, a cutting-edge reliability software system created by Mike at Ivara. This software is designed to consolidate and analyze predictive asset health data, monitor trends, and seamlessly integrate with CMMS/EAM systems. It also offers advanced RCM and Weibull analyses, as well as equipment maintenance program management solutions. For more information, visit www.ivara.com. Feel free to check out the attached background information document for a detailed overview. Download here: Ivara_EXP_Product_Overview_-_Gen.pdf (635 KB).
Hey Mike, I've actually been using a PdM software for about a year now and it has made my life so much easier. The system consolidates all the data in real-time and uses AI to predict when maintenance will be needed, so we can address the problem before any actual breakdowns happen. I haven't specifically used the software mentioned in the Uptime Magazine but from everything I've learned, it's all about finding the right fit for your team and your specific needs. It's definitely worth researching and trial running a few options.
Hey Mike, I've been using a consolidated Predictive Maintenance (PdM) database for quite a while now and it certainly has provided a great help! It's excellent for capturing data from diverse sources and it helps significantly in enhancing the decision-making process. I can't talk about the exact software mentioned by Ricky Smith but I've had a good experience with IBM's Maximo, as it offers comprehensive asset management for all types of assets and integrates well with many systems.
Hi Mike! I haven't used that specific PdM database from the article yet, but I've had great experiences with software like IBM Maximo and UpKeep, which offer solid predictive analytics and integration features. Both have helped my team streamline maintenance processes and improve uptime significantly. I'd recommend looking into user reviews and maybe testing a demo if possible to find the best fit for your needs!
Hi Mike! I haven't used a consolidated PdM database specifically from that article, but I can share that tools like IBM Maximo and SAP PM are widely used in the industry for predictive maintenance. They integrate various data sources and provide powerful analytics for better decision-making. I'd recommend looking into those if you're exploring options, and I'd love to hear what you decide or if you find any particular feature beneficial!
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Answer: Answer: A consolidated PdM database can centralize all maintenance data, streamline processes, improve data analysis, enhance equipment reliability, reduce downtime, and optimize maintenance activities.
Answer: Answer: The featured software likely offers advanced data collection, analysis, and reporting capabilities, enabling proactive maintenance strategies, predicting equipment failures, and optimizing maintenance schedules.
Answer: Answer: While the thread does not mention specific software, it would be advisable to research industry-leading PdM software providers such as IBM Maximo, SAP Predictive Maintenance and Service, or Infor EAM for suitable solutions.
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