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* [[ZUGSEIL Shop]] - determine directly throughout the shopping process the first station of the lifecycle. This can save a lot of time and effort that procurement and assignment can be done in one step. | * [[ZUGSEIL Shop]] - determine directly throughout the shopping process the first station of the lifecycle. This can save a lot of time and effort that procurement and assignment can be done in one step. | ||
*[[ZUGSEIL Point of Service (POS)]] - this module is used when employees do not self-manage their equipment through the shop, but rather go to service stations which act as '''equipment service points'''. | *[[ZUGSEIL Point of Service (POS)]] - this module is used when employees do not self-manage their equipment through the shop, but rather go to service stations which act as '''equipment service points'''. | ||
*[[ZUGSEIL Service Fulfillment & Maintenance (SFM)]] - this module can be used to plan and perform (maintenance) services with assets. It can be used internally or externally supporting the [https://www.b-op.com inter-digital collaboration capabilities of b-op]. | *[[ZUGSEIL Service Fulfillment & Maintenance (SFM)]] - this module can be used to plan and perform (maintenance) services with assets. It can be used internally or externally supporting the [https://www.b-op.com inter-digital collaboration capabilities of b-op]. | ||
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*[[ZUGSEIL Point of Service (POS)]] | *[[ZUGSEIL Point of Service (POS)]] | ||
*[[ZUGSEIL Personal Equipment Management (PEM)]] | *[[ZUGSEIL Personal Equipment Management (PEM)]] | ||
*[[ZUGSEIL Service Scheduling (SRS)]] | *[[ZUGSEIL Service Scheduling (SRS)]] | ||
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Revision as of 20:53, 24 August 2023
Asset tracking through ZUGSEIL Lifecycle Management (LCM) is a valuable tool for organizations that need to manage and maintain large numbers of physical assets, It helps to ensure that these assets are used effectively and efficiently, and that they are properly accounted for and maintained over time. Asset tracking can be used in a variety of industries, including manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, and retail, among others. The information gathered through asset tracking can also be used for accounting purposes, as well as for compliance with regulations and industry standards.
Asset tracking is typically used for a wide range of equipment, from office equipment like computers, printers, and copiers to heavy machinery like cranes, forklifts, and excavators. Effective equipment management can improve productivity, reduce downtime, and minimize the risk of workplace accidents.
Core functionality
- Integration with procurement & Initial assignment - Combine procurement of assets with initial assignment to objects (workplaces, staff members, projects, ... ). This digitalizes and integrates the handover from procurement to operations, saving time and preventing data loss. In an ideal scenariono information is taken lost from production to operation of the asset.
- General Tracking & Resource planning - Assets can be tracked over their entire lifecycle and even across company borders (shared projects, lending out, maintenance outsourcing, ... ). Assets can be reassigned and can be used in resource planning.
- Equipment Training - Organize trainings for assets, if attached to staff members directly or indirectly through (e.g. workplaces or projects)
- Equipment Maintenance - Regular maintenance is crucial to keep equipment in good working order. This can include routine inspections/checks, cleaning, and repairs. Keeping track of maintenance schedules and documenting any repairs or maintenance performed can also help identify patterns or issues that may require more significant repairs or replacement.
- Equipment documentation - Keeping accurate and up-to-date records of equipment, including maintenance history, operating instructions, and safety guidelines, can be helpful in ensuring that equipment is used safely and effectively.
- Equipment Replacement - When equipment is beyond repair or reaches the end of its lifespan, it's essential to replace it in a timely manner to minimize downtime and ensure continued safe operation.
Reasons for LCM
- Helps to make informed decisions about how to manage and allocate their resources
- Ensuring operational readiness of critical items (security checks)
- Improve operational efficiency and reduce the risk of loss or theft
- Ecological footprint (Reuse scenarios of goods)
Integrates with
- ZUGSEIL Shop - determine directly throughout the shopping process the first station of the lifecycle. This can save a lot of time and effort that procurement and assignment can be done in one step.
- ZUGSEIL Point of Service (POS) - this module is used when employees do not self-manage their equipment through the shop, but rather go to service stations which act as equipment service points.
- ZUGSEIL Service Fulfillment & Maintenance (SFM) - this module can be used to plan and perform (maintenance) services with assets. It can be used internally or externally supporting the inter-digital collaboration capabilities of b-op.