Enterprise Asset Management System (EAM) Design and Implementation

Author: Xin Jiangyan
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: The book features: ·Clear structure, novel content, easy-to-understand language, and accompanied by numerous examples; ·Gradually analyzes the core of EAM; ·Solves the long-standing confusion between EAM and ERP concepts; ·Gathers the author's 6 years of valuable experience in EAM research and implementation; ·Serves as a guide to fully understand EAM management philosophy and master development and implementation skills.
EAM stands for Enterprise Asset Management, which is one of the key guarantees of corporate success and directly impacts a company's return on investment and productivity. To maximize the return on asset (equipment) investment, enterprises must ensure the full lifecycle management of assets (equipment) from purchase to sale or use, and even to disposal. This is what we commonly refer to as asset (equipment) lifecycle management, which is based on the enterprise's asset and equipment ledger, with work order submission, review, and execution as the main thread. Following several possible models such as corrective maintenance, preventive maintenance, and predictive maintenance, it tracks and manages the entire lifecycle of assets.
The book first introduces the relevant knowledge of EAM systems, then focuses on elaborating on development content, implementation steps, and related techniques. Through learning, readers can master the core functions, basic processes, and implementation skills of large-scale management systems, as well as the management philosophy and production processes of advanced enterprises, thereby enhancing the competitiveness of enterprises.
This book can be used as a required or elective textbook for majors such as computer science, business management, power generation, thermal engineering, and mechanical manufacturing. It is suitable for senior undergraduate and graduate students, as well as professionals working in EAM software.