Custodian CMMS gives a high return on investment to businesses

A high ROI is a major benefit of using a CMMS.

The most affordable asset-management system on the market, Custodian CMMS is a computerized maintenance-management software that gives users in many industries both preventive and reactive maintenance. A major advantage of working with this solution is that it offers a substantial return on investment, or ROI. Businesses can expect a high ROI in little time with Custodian, which cuts maintenance costs significantly and keeps productivity consistent.

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Users can easily calculate the return on investment that computerized maintenance-management software offers to users. Custodian recommends the following model: subtract CMMS costs from CMMS value and then divide the result by the same cost amount. CMMS value means the expected reduction in maintenance expenses after the system is implemented, whereas examples of CMMS costs include initial software purchase, installation and training costs, the costs of new hardware purchases, and yearly support. Users usually assess the ROI for one-, three-, or five-year intervals.

Among the ways that a CMMS solution can lower a user’s maintenance costs to boost return on investment:

• Access to real-time information – Data are available immediately to workers as soon as someone enters it into the CMMS. This eliminates time-consuming processes like phone calls and paper delivery.
• Healthy equipment – Equipment health can be checked at any given moment, which improves prediction of impending part failure.
• Identification of warning signs – When users know when a failure is likely to happen, they can schedule adjustments and repairs well in advance.
• Instant communication with personnel – With an expansive range of technology, CMMS detects equipment issues and lets staff know immediately.
• Mobile access – Maintenance teams get access to data anywhere, which saves paperwork.
• Prediction of maintenance needs – CMMS creates ongoing maintenance schedules to keep operations moving; it monitors equipment for signs of possible failure, which gives users more control over production. Advance prediction of failure allows maintenance or repair scheduling when convenient and minimizes downtime.
• Reduced productivity loss – Conducting repairs at optimal times lowers effects on productivity and boosts production by eliminating manual inspection.

For more information, contact Custodian.

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