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eVisioning Asset Management (eVAM) 4.0 is your asset management solution. eVAM 4.0 has been created by people who understand your business and mission needs and will work with you to provide enterprise-wide visioning of integrated asset management and maintenance.

eVAM 4.0 is easy-to-use, versatile, and comprehensive.
eVAM 4.0 incorporates 24/7 access to asset information anywhere that has Internet connectivity.

Asset Management

eVAM 4.0 manages all types of assets. Enterprise asset configuration management provides simple hierarchical representations of asset locations and relationships. eVAM 4.0 tracks asset status and physical location over the entire asset life cycle, handling the basics of asset management and the challenges.

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Asset Maintenance

eVAM can streamline your asset maintenance demands into a traceable flow of information, having tools, parts, personnel and assets where they need to be when they need to be there. The Project and Action Item modules incorporate features to initiate work orders and to keep the work flow organized and moving towards your organizational goals. Transition your organization from reactive maintenance operations to proactive asset management using eVisioning Asset Management 4.0 (eVAM).

Security through Assigned Roles

Roles are assigned to users to promote eVAM 4.0 user security. Each role determines what information is available for viewing and editing, and what information can be created by the user. Maintain the privacy of financial data and sensitive documentation through user security.

Improved Communication and Data Exchange

With eVAM 4.0 there is practically no waiting for information to be found or transferred. The result is communication at all levels improves.

eVAM 4.0 is easily integrated with most turn-key software systems, increasing the ability to leverage the information you have.

Whether you are a

startup transitioning from paper to automation
division requiring improved responsiveness
mature middle-market company needing productivity improvements, or defense contractor with a new challenging program.

Industries

Aerospace

Are you in charge of an aerospace mission critical project?
How do you ensure that you always have the required detailed and accurate documentation and tracking of all maintenance activity?
Have you established the “known” configuration prior to a mission?

Read how you can be certain that your mission meets all the above criteria…

Airports

Are you in charge of an airport where your customers’ (passengers, airlines, and tenant vendors) expectations drive maintenance and management of the airports assets?

Do you need to coordinate and maintain the airport in top shape 24 hours a day seven days a week with multiple crews and types of crews, multiple types of work, and multiple levels of skills?

Do you see airport management as a formidable task?
Do you track where your equipment and tools are now and where they need to be later
Are you responsible for replacing worn-out tools and equipment?
Do you coordinate all the maintenance tasks and personnel needed for each job?

Read how to do it all with an advanced technology…..

Local Governments

Historically asset management has been reduced to a couple of factors (data collection and budget). Recently some of the other aspects of asset management have received some long needed attention. Asset management certainly involves data collection and budgets, but successful asset management has additional goals and uses other tools.

Do you find yourself looking at coordinated maintenance (preventative and ad hoc)?

Do you need to have more inter-agency collaboration?

Are you looking at cradle-to-grave asset life-cycle management and electronic document integration?

Read how rethinking your needs results in a modified goals and objectives…

State Governments

State Government assets range from state buildings with many assets including vast computer systems to state roads to state university systems to state prisons to state law enforcement agencies, etc. All are very diverse from one another and require different types of asset management and maintenance.

Do you face the challenge of a government that is departmentalized and disconnected by individual computer systems with the result being, fragmented, duplicated and conflicting information?

Is the responsibility for asset management and maintenance divided between departments, leaving information unavailable for asset management and for asset maintenance personnel and costing the State Government money?

Is money spent to find and transfer the information and to reorganize tasks while employees are waiting for information?

And in the big picture, is money spent because the information is not available to ensure a substantial and smooth process and work flow?

Read how to solve inter-departmental discrepancies & save money
doing it…