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* EAM和ERP系统的接口实现 There are four key drivers that have changed asset maintenance requirements: Enterprise integration requires a maintenance plan to take into account production schedules to minimize disruption. Maintenance must always have at it’s core a focus on protecting the investment to extend its life. Another benefit of integration is the consolidation of resources into a common database. Cost reduction means both lowering the cost of maintaining an asset and extending the life of the asset to reduce capital acquisitions in the long term. Asset Availability is important to effectively run your business. Reducing downtime and optimizing performance must be integrated to ensure that your assets are providing you with maximum productivity. Safety and Compliance is critical in an environment that presents hazardous conditions and materials. Ensuring the safety of employees and the community are essential to an organization’s success. What kind of asset maintenance system do you need? In order to understand the maintenance needs of an organization, it is helpful to identify where their maintenance practice resides on the spectrum. Asset importance is the criticality of the asset to the production/ serviceability of an organization. In many environments, when an asset fails or is out of tolerance, the cost of that failure could reach millions of dollars per hour. Asset base/ investment is the cost of the asset. Many organizations fall in different areas within the spectrum. Reactive maintenance is an appropriate approach for many orgs such as colleges/universities and facilities and other verticals where backup equipment is readily available. Also included in this category are manufacturing environments that have traditionally created surplus inventory to offset asset failures. Planned maintenance was a concept introduced in the early 70s that allows organizations to create a preventive maintenance environment, thus minimizing asset