Category Archives: ENTERPRISE ASSET MANAGEMENT
Utilities Customer S/4 HANA Implementation
December 12, 2019A regulated electric utility company serving 290,000 retail and wholesale customers needed a modern solution in order to improve its procedural and materials management in its storeroom and warehouse activities.
SAP EAM, GIS & Mobility Integration
The customer is one of North America’s leading freight transportation companies, with a rail network of 32,500 route miles in 28 states and three Canadian provinces…
Join Rizing at UKISUG Connect 2019
November 22, 2019Rizing will be at UKISUG Connect for the first time next month. Come see us to talk SAP SuccessFactors and SAP EAM.
SAP Compatible Unit Integration with GIS
November 20, 2019This paper will explores building integration points between GIS and SAP during the design process of new construction work, utilizing SAP Compatible Units (CU) to establish design templates passed through the interface to GIS design software, enabling organizations to standardize construction designs and automatically generate SAP Work Orders with pre-populated material requirements and labor estimates once a design is approved and issued for construction.
SAP Intelligent Asset Management: Building the Best Asset Strategy for Peak Performance
November 7, 2019Find out how to build out an Asset Strategy that optimizes your assets, and utilizes Intelligent Asset Management.
Employee Spotlight: Ed Hudak
November 2, 2019To say Ed gives his blood, sweat, and tears is a cliché, but it is literal in his case: Ed is a frequent blood donor to the American Red Cross, 65 times to be exact. In total, he has donated over eight gallons of his blood for those in need…
Improving Efficiency in SAP by Simplifying the User Experience
October 23, 2019Companies using the SAP suite of products may not be seeing the full benefits from the range of features purchased. Much of this has to do with systems that weren’t designed for different end users of varying skill levels who need to complete a variety of tasks throughout the day. Indifference, confusion and frustration cause hundreds of hours’ worth of wasted time and only further nurture the unproductive work environment. Through high-level User Experience projects, companies can easily reverse this inefficiency. A customized project plan can be developed through the help of a User Experience system analysis that not only simplifies processes for employees, but also allows companies to optimize their operation. These solutions maintain data integrity across departments and can even completely eliminate the need for system training. The intuitive interface can remain consistent across every device for higher user adaptation, ultimately bringing more money to the bottom line.
EAM: Thank you
October 21, 2019We are emailing you the link to the webinar now. […]
EAM: Thank you – Content
October 20, 2019We are emailing you the download link now. If you […]
PM: How Far Do You Want To Go
October 19, 2019Vibration analysis is used to detect wear in rotating equipment. Thermography is used to detect loose connections or hot spots in electrical equipment. And oil analysis has at least two uses — to determine the condition of a lubricant and to examine the wear particles contained in the lubricant to determine the wear rate of the components in the system. When used to determine the relative condition of the equipment being lubricated, it is often referred to as “wear-particle analysis.” In addition to these technologies, there are others such as ultrasound that can be used to isolate air leaks, steam leaks, defective fluid power components, and other problems.