The NRX Blog

Mastering Asset Master Data

Mastering Asset Master Data

Although it sounds easy, tracking equipment maintenance is not easy. Maintenance becomes very daunting when you have poor quality EAM/CMMS asset master data. Poor data makes it very hard for maintenance personnel to do their job as well.  Every year, companies spend...

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Excel? Great For Crunching Numbers!

Excel? Great For Crunching Numbers!

MS Excel is a great tool for crunching numbers. But you shouldn't be using it for asset management. Most of the time, standard spreadsheet formats are used as a way to load key data into operational EAM systems. Although standard spreadsheet formats are great at...

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Poor Data: Stop The Virus

Poor Data: Stop The Virus

Many asset-intensive organizations depend on the data in their EAM or CMMS systems to drive the maintenance practices that keep their business running efficiently. When you have poor data quality that is incomplete and inaccurate it affects your company as a whole....

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Stop struggling with equipment tags

Stop struggling with equipment tags

Managing huge numbers of equipment tags to identify and track assets can be a lot of work. That’s why so many companies struggle with their equipment tag management. Unfortunately, some of the processes used by companies today have resulted in inconsistent, duplicate,...

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Get on the RDS-PP and KKS Bandwagon

Get on the RDS-PP and KKS Bandwagon

Today, RDS-PP and KKS are the go to for power generation companies that want to adopt proper standards. This is a classification system that will allow for systematic and accurate classification of all parts of a power generation plant. This identification system...

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Better Maintenance BOMs = Better Company

Better Maintenance BOMs = Better Company

When Asset-Intensive companies need to order parts maintenance BOMs, usually maintenance workers have to track vendor maintenance documents or the spare parts list and manually figure out what is needed. There are endless possibilities but very few effective solutions...

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