What is EAM Software?
EAM (enterprise asset management) systems are used to manage all facets of assets spanning multiple locations. EAM software gives companies the ability to effectively track numerous assets, users, maintenance activities and historical information—all from the same enterprise system.
Benefits of Utilizing EAM Software
Streamlines assets, works orders, inventory, projects and preventive maintenance
Provides companies with a wealth of valuable information relating to asset management lifecycles across various sites
Options like mobile CMMS, dashboards and advanced integration features help boost productivity
Cloud-hosted, or online-based, EAM solutions allow for reduced implementation costs upfront

How Does EAM Differ from CMMS Software?
A CMMS, or computerized maintenance management system, is a software package that maintains a database of information about an organization’s maintenance operations. It’s primarily used to help maintenance workers do their jobs more effectively and, like EAM systems, it falls under the umbrella category of maintenance management software.
Both CMMS and EAM systems can help organizations enhance maintenance operations, assist in ensuring compliance, improve safety, decrease machine downtime and maximize assets’ return on investment (ROI). To determine which solution is best for your company, there are many factors to consider. Overall software intent or primary goals, company size, number of sites and budget should all be taken into account.
DPSI’s Enterprise Asset Management Software
iMaint enterprise asset management software is available as an on-premise or cloud-hosted solution. It’s suitable for companies in a variety of industries, and is highly customizable at both company and user levels.
Pricing for iMaint as a cloud-hosted solution begins as low as $60 per user per month, and is based on the number of users.
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