Collecting and Analyzing Maintenance Data Saves Time and Costs
The trend of making data-driven decisions has spread across all industries, including maintenance. To support this, maintenance managers must identify the relevant data to collect and analyze in order to identify issues and trends within their organization, ultimately saving time and costs in the long run.
Examples of data that can be collected in maintenance include:
- Documentation of maintenance tasks from technicians
- Performance, and damage reports on equipment and machines
With advancements in technology, more data can be easily collected using sensors, but human intervention is still necessary for corrective measures, confirming issues, and interpreting sensor data. To facilitate this, advanced input types and connectors are available to seamlessly integrate data into existing infrastructure.
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