PEOPLESOFT ENTERPRISE MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT

Oracle’s PeopleSoft Enterprise Maintenance Management completes the Enterprise Asset Management (“EAM”) cradle-to-grave solution. EAM provides the ability to control costs and improve visibility across the asset lifecycle. From capital planning and budgeting, through project management and operations, to maintenance and retirement, EAM provides the tools necessary to control and fully exploit your asset infrastructure. At the center of the EAM solution, PeopleSoft Maintenance Management enables organizations to streamline operations, facilitate compliance, and eliminate costly, inadequate custom integrations to third-party systems. When organizations combine PeopleSoft Maintenance Management with other applications, such as PeopleSoft Enterprise Project Costing, Asset Management, Purchasing, and Inventory, they gain a solution that enables them to prioritize assets and ensure they are administering the right level of investment to meet utilization and financial goals. PeopleSoft Maintenance Management also supports the PeopleSoft Enterprise Real Estate Management and IT Asset Management applications with self-service requests for facilities and IT service work.

Streamline Maintenance OperationsManage Full Asset Lifecycle Lower Total Cost of Ownership

Solution Highlights WORK MANAGEMENT - Develop efficient, cost-effective processes and templates for maintaining physical assets and maximizing asset performance. RESOURCE ASSIGNMENTS - Assign equipment and human resources to work orders, matching work order requirements to availability, skills and locations. Optimize utilization and effectively manage workloads. CREW SCHEDULING - Define target workloads as a percent of crew capacity and assign work to crews at both the craft and individual technician level and track actual versus scheduled work to analyze schedule compliance and drive improvements in workforce utilization, minimize overtime, and raise equipment uptime. PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE – Identify and establish recurring maintenance schedules, automatically generate forecasts of work before work orders even appear in the system, and generate work orders automatically to save time and administration. CONDITION-BASED MAINTENANCE ALERT MANAGEMENT – Establish rules to enable the maintenance organization to receive “out of tolerance” alerts, take immediate action either by creating a work order, triggering a preventive maintenance work order, or closing the alert, reducing the over-servicing of assets and improving the identification of asset issues before they become problems or failures.
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