11i Enterprise Asset Management Overview

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Objectives

After completing this module, you can: Discuss the key functionality available in Oracle Enterprise Asset Management

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Agenda

Introduction to eAM Roles Summary

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Overview

Oracle Enterprise Asset Management (eAM) enables you to schedule and plan maintenance activities, and track all work activity and costs related to assets throughout an organization.

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Capital Assets

Buildings Stores Cranes Turbines Cooling towers Production equipment Buses Trains

Fleet Maintenance

Shop Maintenance

Office Maintenance

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Rebuildable Inventory

Items that are installed, removed, and refurbished.

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Asset Maintenance Goals

Increase Productivity
Create a Preventive Maintenance Strategy Maximize Resource Availability

Decrease Maintenance Costs

Optimize Scheduling and Resource Efficiency Minimize Rework

Reduce Accidents and Penalties

Ensure Regulatory Compliance Increase Workplace Safety

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Types of Maintenance

Reactive Proactive
Preventive Predictive

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eAM Capabilities
Optimize asset utilization
Preventive maintenance forecasting and scheduling, synchronized with production schedules

Dynamically adjust maintenance plans

Predictive maintenance based on usage, inspection readings, and quality

Maximize work safety and ensure compliance

Integrated skills repository, online work documents, and workflow-driven approvals

Integrate asset maintenance throughout your enterprise

Out-of-the-box integration with intuitive browser based user interface
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eAM Functionality
Asset Management Work Management Inventory Management Asset Performance and Forecasting Maintenance Budgeting Predictive Maintenance Maintenance Intelligence

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Managing Assets

Hierarchies and Genealogy Grouping and Templates Nameplate/Engineering Data Parent/Child Meter Readings for Asset Numbers Cost History Work History Bills of Material Document Attachments

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Hierarchy
Asset Group Parent Items Building Building 100 Building 200 Building 300 Floor 1 Floor 2 Office 202 Office 204 Office 206 HVAC200 Condenser Filter
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Child Items

Managing Work

Work Requests Routine Work Orders Preplanned Work Orders Preventive Maintenance Work Orders Preventive Maintenance Asset Routes Work Order Suppression Asset Breach Work Orders Project Work Orders Task Dependencies

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Executing Work

Work Order/Task Completion Crew Schedules and Employee Association HR Skill Selection Employee Assignment Time Entry Handover Notes Direct Item Procurement Contractor/Outside Processing

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Maintenance Budgeting

Oracle General Ledger Project Funding Project Cost Tracking

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Planning in eAM

Planning Resource Availability Maintenance Activity

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Web-Based User Interface

Stores
Work Plan Work Orders Work Requests Assets Home

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Capital Asset/Rebuildable Inventory Performance and Forecasting

Equipment condition breaches Capital Asset/Rebuildable Inventory and capacity requirements Conditioned based scheduling methods

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Using eAM for Plants and Facilities

Increase productivity through item performance

Item activities and forecasts Work and costs estimation

Ensure optimal quality and safety of work

Work dependencies Attachments and work flow

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Using eAM for Plants and Facilities

Establish a proactive maintenance program

Metered conditions and quality plans for inspections

Streamline material, repair, and operations throughout the supply chain

Work planning and scheduling Procurement

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Complete Enterprise Integration for your Assets

Enterprise Asset Management
Inventory Work in Process Manufacturing Scheduling Procurement Material Resource Planning Property Management Projects Human Resources Bills of Material Quality

Cost Management Financials Fixed Assets

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eAM Business Flow

Work Request Entry Work Order Generation Task Planning

Forecasting

Resource Planning

Material Request

Work Scheduling

Work Order Update/ Close Out

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Asset Performance

Agenda

Introduction to eAM Roles Summary

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User Roles

Enterprise Asset Management Administration Enterprise Asset Management User Self-Service Work Requests User Maintenance User Maintenance Super User

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Agenda

Introduction to eAM Roles Summary

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Summary

You should now be able to do the following: Discuss key functionality in Oracle Enterprise Asset Management

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