The new maintery guide on maintenance software and CMMS is now available. This comprehensive guide explains all the requirements and functions for these special software applications. In addition, a market overview is given of a wide range of solutions from a wide variety of providers.

What is the maintery Guide Maintenance Software and CMMS?

Our maintery guides aim to provide a 360-degree view of a specific topic. Committed to this claim, our guide on the topic of maintenance software and CMMS first introduces the basics and explains the essential performance features. Relevant systems and providers are presented in detail.

Now to the guide Maintenance Software and CMMS

Maintenance software and CMMS

Maintenance software or CMMS (Computerised Maintenance Management System) should structure maintenance procedures and help to make processes more efficient. All information relevant to maintenance is managed in a database. Typical contents and tasks of maintenance software and CMMS include:

Control of operational maintenance activities (inspection, maintenance, repair) according to the stored maintenance strategy
Generation and documentation of maintenance orders
Continuous asset management and generation of a device history
Inventory and partly also warehouse management
Monitoring and reporting based on defined KPIs
Continuous optimisation of the maintenance area

Maintenance software and CMMS in industrial use — Optimal processes and procedures in the maintenance area are supported by the appropriate maintenance software or a CMMS.

Why should maintenance software be used?

The implementation of a mature maintenance strategy is an important competitive factor, not only from an efficiency point of view. If ambitious sustainability goals are to be achieved in the future, this is hardly conceivable without an optimally positioned maintenance department. Good maintenance software or a CMMS supports companies in implementing a profitable strategy and helps with continuous optimisation.