Uploaded March 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
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More than half of all new Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) implementations fail to meet expectations regarding a positive return on investment. Most of the time, this failure is due to either a lack of understanding regarding what a good CMMS can actually do, or an unwillingness to devote the proper resources to adequately establish and utilize a CMMS as the useful and money-saving tool it can be. In this course, you will learn the objectives, benefits, and basics, as well as some advanced features of a good CMMS system. You will also discover how to recognize desirable system features based on your individual needs, and how to justify, evaluate, implement, audit and optimize your CMMS to result in a positive return on investment. This course is designed for maintenance technicians, maintenance and engineering professionals and building or other management-related roles, or just those with an interest in maintenance management.
Visit bit.ly/2Ife05o to view the full video and purchase access to our other Commercial Facilities Maintenance courses.
More than half of all new Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) implementations fail to meet expectations regarding a positive return on investment. Most of the time, this failure is due to either a lack of understanding regarding what a good CMMS can actually do, or an unwillingness to devote the proper resources to adequately establish and utilize a CMMS as the useful and money-saving tool it can be. In this course, you will learn the objectives, benefits, and basics, as well as some advanced features of a good CMMS system. You will also discover how to recognize desirable system features based on your individual needs, and how to justify, evaluate, implement, audit and optimize your CMMS to result in a positive return on investment. This course is designed for maintenance technicians, maintenance and engineering professionals and building or other management-related roles, or just those with an interest in maintenance management.
