Moves Maintenance from Reactive to Proactive

A maintenance program that leverages connected reliability has the technology and the data to perform predictive maintenance. This means that maintenance teams can know the condition of every asset in real time, predict future machine failures, and perform maintenance before failure occurs.

Improves Cross-Functional Visibility and Communication

With a CMMS and a connected reliability framework, all team members have visibility into asset management and operations. This allows teams to prioritize their work effectively and allows leaders and managers to understand what’s happening at a glance—even across multiple sites and hundreds of assets.

Encourages a Strategic Approach to Adopting New Tech & Systems

Companies that ignore the rapid technological advances in maintenance and reliability, like integrating IIoT tech for continuous monitoring, will lose their competitive edge. Rather than obsess over the technology itself, connected reliability enables a holistic and proactive approach to maintenance.

Improves Maintenance Through Standardization

Connected reliability makes it easier to standardize workflows, align teams, and achieve consistency. It also allows maintenance teams to build robust preventive and predictive maintenance programs with documented, repeatable standards no matter who is doing the work.

Moves the Needle
on High-Impact KPIs

Tracking the right maintenance KPIs helps teams monitor performance over time and identify areas that need improvement. Connected reliability enables teams to prioritize work that moves the needle on the most important KPIs—including avoiding unplanned downtime, the biggest pain point for most organizations.

Saves Costs
and Boosts Productivity

By empowering maintenance teams to predict and prevent failures, a connected reliability strategy saves costs, boosts productivity, increases reliability, and improves safety.