Where SAP Fall Short as a CMMS: Batched Work Orders = No Point-by-Point Compliance
When people use SAP as a CMMS, it doesn't work, because ERP's are primarily created for accounting. Most people in lubrication management are required to use SAP or a similar ERP/CMMS system. The functionality on the CMMS side is poor. The glaring gaps include batching work orders, poor visibility into compliance, paper processes, and limited work instructions which are difficult to update.
In this webinar we will talk about:
- How SAP currently Works
- The Inherent Problems created with the status quo
- A case of a Corrugated Plant who used technology to solve these problems
About the Host
Bowman Mitchell
VP of National Accounts
Bowman is a chemical engineer that worked as a Certified Lubrication Engineer for ExxonMobil for 12 years. During that time, he supported customers as a reliability consultant with customers in general manufacturing, mining, oil & gas, steel, and paper industries. While working for ExxonMobil, Bowman was the mining sector specialist for the western united states and the Energy Efficiency SME for the globe. Bowman is currently the VP of National Accounts for Redlist. Redlist is a software platform companies use to aggregate all of their Maintenance, Reliability, Operations, and Safety workflows all into a single platform while digitizing all inputs and making everything available on mobile devices. At Redlist, Bowman helps companies improve their asset health and profitability by connecting teams and equipment through innovative software solutions.
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