A CMMS (computerized maintenance management system) is software that maintains a database of information about an organization's maintenance operations and assets to help maintenance workers and management perform their jobs more efficiently. It tracks asset information, work orders, inventory, and ensures safety compliance. CMMS improves productivity, efficiency, and reduces operational costs through functions like asset management, work order management, inventory control, and integration with other systems.

1. CMMS Software
http://www.assetpoint.com/

2. What is CMMS?
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decisions (for example, calculating the
cost of machine breakdown repair
versus preventive maintenance for
each machine, possibly leading to
better allocation of resources).

3. What Does A CMMS Do?
CMMS promotes wide range of
improvement in work productivity
and efficiency, as well as operational
costs. Areas that are significantly
improved by utilizing CMMS are, but
not limited to:
 Asset management: recording
property and equipment data, from
purchase date to maintenance history.

4. What Does A CMMS Do?
CMMS promotes wide range of
improvement in work productivity
and efficiency, as well as operational
costs. Areas that are significantly
improved by utilizing CMMS are, but
not limited to:
 Asset management: recording
property and equipment data, from
purchase date to maintenance history.
 Work orders: inspection, preventive
maintenance, machine breakdown

5. What Does A CMMS Do?
CMMS promotes wide range of
improvement in work productivity and
efficiency, as well as operational costs.
Areas that are significantly improved by
utilizing CMMS are, but not limited to:
 Asset management: recording property
and equipment data, from purchase
date to maintenance history.
 Work orders: inspection, preventive
maintenance, machine breakdown
 Inventory control: keep track of
materials, equipments, and tools

6. What Does A CMMS Do?
CMMS promotes wide range of
improvement in work productivity
and efficiency, as well as
operational costs. Areas that are
significantly improved by utilizing
CMMS are, but not limited to:
 Asset management: recording
property and equipment data,
from purchase date to
maintenance history.
 Work orders: inspection,
preventive maintenance, machine
breakdown
 Inventory control: keep track of
materials, equipments, and tools
 Safety: incorporating safety
requirements and regulations in
operational activities

7. What Does A CMMS Do?
CMMS promotes wide range of  System integration: link to the whole
improvement in work productivity operational control system
and efficiency, as well as operational
costs. Areas that are significantly
improved by utilizing CMMS are, but
not limited to:
 Asset management: recording
property and equipment data, from
purchase date to maintenance
history.
 Work orders: inspection, preventive
maintenance, machine breakdown
 Inventory control: keep track of
materials, equipments, and tools
 Safety: incorporating safety
requirements and regulations in
operational activities

8. AssetPoint
 www.assetpoint.com - CMMS Software
 770 Pelham Road
Greenville, SC 29615
 Tel: 864.679.3500