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With implementation failure prices ranging from 50% to 80%, it's no wonder that many
may think about "CMMS" a four-letter word. In my expertise, I've noticed several failed Computerized Maintenance Management Program (CMMS) implementations or extremely slow implementations
(some of you are nodding in agreement... ).
In addition, I have seldom seen an organization robustly making use of their CMMS;
most are making use of just a function or two of these potent systems.
It really is like making use of just the bottle opener in your Leatherman - it could do a lot much more; couple that with duct tape and also you are unstoppable...

There are numerous factors for failed implementations
or under-utilized CMMS. Beneath are a couple of in the most typical that I have noticed,
of which I am sure you'll be able to relate.

Wrong Program for the Job
How numerous of you are currently making use of your IT department's perform ticket system to manage your
perform orders? Okay, put your hands down. That is all
too frequent. IT Systems as well as the like are excellent for managing service requests,
however they fall way quick on supplying the company tool that you
require inside a CMMS.

Funds to buy It, but No Time or Assist to Implement
It
How numerous of you're inside your ump-teen month
of implementing your CMMS? Going on years, possibly...
Still working to acquire your equipment and/or maintenance schedules loaded in to the method - inside your spare time...

Never worry, you're not alone. Unfortunately,
this is a common state of most CMMS implementations.
You finally get your manager's approval to buy a CMMS
and maybe even some training, but you do not get any
help with setup or extra administrative assistance needed to implement and preserve a CMMS.

The truth of it really is, the delayed or failed begin of one's
CMMS will make it each of the more challenging for you personally
to request additional funding because you didn't do well with what they currently invested
- a double whammy... You cannot do it alone; you'll need aid!

Old, Slow Method
There are some that implemented a CMMS years ago, but have not been capable to upgrade it as time passes (possibly since they customized it too
a lot creating upgrades pricey) or the custom software development
company program is no longer supported (ultimately that Windows 95 machine will
die... ). It really is also hard to upgrade because so
much has been invested in the old program and you do not need to shed the information - plus modify is
hard. But you and your organization need to advance with all the instances - there's far better on the
market.

Homegrown
How numerous of you could not get management's approval to buy a CMMS so
you built 1 yourself? How flat is your forehead from beating it against the wall wanting to become
an Excel or Access guru? Yep, I've been there also...

I have seen some pretty excellent ones,
I may well add. Nevertheless, as facility managers, our jobs are not to become database administrators or IT gurus (albeit that
hat does get thrown at us frequently). We've got to pull ourselves
out of these weeds in order that we can concentrate
around the strategic, company initiatives of our facility organization. I'm all for organic, but now with a CMMS...

Don't Know What You don't Know
Lastly, lack of knowing any far better is almost certainly essentially the most frequent purpose
for failed or under-utilized CMMS installations. Most never
understand how effective a CMMS is or how it could be used to manage day-to-day
operations and supply crucial business details for managing your facilities and upper management.
Resolving this specific problem may be the cause I'm such a proponent for our conferences and IFMA's instruction courses.