Enterprise Asset Management systems

Computerized maintenance management and enterprise asset management Systems that support the total maintenance operation will improve the queility of meiintenance emd physical asset management and be integrated with the overall business system of the organization. 

The OCS also has an interface to the BMS, which controls the temperature and humidity of the production hall. These key parameters are also collected by the Batch Activity Manager and are recorded on batch logs on the enterprise server. Information on the BMS equipment (such as motor stop/starts, runtime, temperatures, etc.) are also passed to the Asset Management System and the MBS maintenance module. 

Other MCA concerns include archiving and the decommissioning of systems, training, level of QA awareness and appreciation for computer systems technology and applications, standards of documentation and Supplier Audits. These concerns were born out with regard to corporate computer systems by specific GxP inspection failures on MRP 11 systems, warehouse control systems, MBS and Enterprise Asset Management (BAM) systems. 

Validating Corporate Computer Systems Good IT Practice for Pharmaceutical Manufacturers provides valuable reference material for pharmaceutical manufacturers, suppliers and regulators on Good IT Practice, validation principles for corporate computer systems and case studies on Electronic Document Management Systems (EDMSs), Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) systems, LlMSs and MRP 11 systems. 

Introduction to Computerized Maintenance Management Systems/Enterprise Asset Management... 

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Computer systems such as these can account for significant capital costs. Such assets deserve the closest attention and the most careful management. Efficient validation within an enterprise strategy is the key to achieving cost-effective and compliant implementations. How to do this and, indeed, the provision of practical advice and guidance on validating computer systems in general (based on extensive industry experience) are the main aims of this book. 

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