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John Murphy
EAM Industry and Product Marketing
Key characteristics
Improving asset performance to reduce
downtime
Operating assets at lowest possible cost
and environmental impact
Extending asset life to avoid new capital
purchases
Scheduling preventive maintenance to
prevent problems
Tracking equipment according to federal
guidelines
Implementing capital-saving processes
such as warranty management, labor
management and streamlined purchasing
Quality - The quality factor of a manufacturing facility is the amount of product produced
per unit consumed divided by the product produced utilizing 100% of the input.
Availability 90.0%
Capacity 95.0%
Quality 99.9%
Overall OEE 85.0%
Availability
Reduce downtime
Improve workforce productivity
Reduce mean-time-to-repair through accelerated diagnosis
Improve design through defect analysis
…
Capacity/Performance
Perform at designed speeds
Following prescribed maintenance practices
…
Quality
Eliminate errors, anomalies
Calibrate equipment to produce to appropriate specifications
Ensure operation according to design
…
Geo-Spatial
Buildings & Assets
Facilities
EAM Solution
Footprint
Performance
Analytics
Databridge, Infor
SOA
Labor
Purchasing
Management
Preventative Material
Maintenance Work Management
Management
MRO E-Catalog ERP Financials
Condition
Monitoring Service Requests Mobile
Solution
Infor EAM Enterprise Edition
"When we receive some information Work management, scheduling, preventative maintenance
that a piece of machinery is
performing out-of-limits, we Inventory management, reporting
immediately send it to the
engineers," van de Bongard says.
"They can analyze the latest
information versus the trends in the
database. If there is a problem, it
Results
shows up easily. We can often catch Move from reactive to proactive
problems before they occur." Able to forecast problems using trending and analysis
Fred van de Bongard Optimized equipment performance
Maintenance Coordinator Common view of operation, from plant floor to management
Infor
InforEAM
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AssetSustainability
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85+%
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indirectoperating
operatingcosts
costs
Worldwide Consumption
Projected
Energy generation is largest
single contributor to CO2
CO2 comprises 63% of GHG
Worldwide mandates Desired /
Track and report Mandated
Reduce below 1990 levels
Financial consequences (e.g.
Kyoto)
Federal and local governments
getting involved
LLeft
eftunabated
unabatedCO2
CO2emissions
emissionsisisforecast
forecasttotoincrease
increaseby
by27.5%
27.5%by
by2020
2020
U.S. Source: Dept. of Energy
U.S. Source: Dept. of Energy
Availability 90.0%
Capacity 95.0%
Quality 99.9%
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andemissions?
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Terry Wireman; Benchmarking Best Practices in Maintenance Management ISBN: 0-8311-3168-3
Terry Wireman; Benchmarking Best Practices in Maintenance Management ISBN: 0-8311-3168-3
Infor EAM
Asset Sustainability Edition
ENERGY FUGITIVE
INTEGRATION EMISSIONS
PROGRAM MANAGEMENT
ALERT CO2
MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT
PROCUREMENT
PLANNING
ENGINEERING
CONFIGURED
iPROCURE KPIs, Inbox,
Reports
Version
Infor EAM
8.3
Phase II
ASE 8.3
Contact Information
John.Murphy@Infor.Com
(617) 335-3264