A CMMS (Computerized Maintenance Management System) is a software tool used to manage maintenance activities, from work orders to inventory management. This includes scheduling maintenance, tracking asset performance, and generating reports. The goal of a CMMS is to improve maintenance efficiency and reduce costs while ensuring equipment operates reliably. CMMS managers oversee the implementation and use of the software to optimize maintenance processes.
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A CMMS, or Computerised Maintenance Management System to give its full name is maintenance software for managing assets, work orders, inventory, preventive maintenance, reactive maintenance tickets and more.
At its core, a CMMS is a digital platform designed to centralize and automate maintenance operations, making it easier to manage assets, track work orders, and implement preventive maintenance strategies.
A "people-oriented CMMS software" is a Computerised Maintenance Management System designed with a strong focus on enhancing the experience and well-being of individuals using facilities or services.
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