The old adage, “You only move as fast as your slowest person,” could apply to a team executing a single project or to an entire company. It is not limited to people; it also can relate to processes and physical assets like equipment. Today’s businesses can’t afford to operate at anything less than optimal efficiency. To avoid the threat of a slowdown, companies with processes that are heavily asset driven must think about enterprise asset management (EAM) in new ways.

A company that has the best combination of machines and people is well positioned to produce at a consistent level. In fact, an alignment of both of those assets allows a business to focus its resources on improving itself without having to worry about equipment failure during a critical time. This 2019 white paper from ASUG and Sigga covers:

• Industry 4.0 and the connected plant
• The expected impact of emerging technologies on SAP-run businesses
• How AI and the Internet of Things (IoT) can help businesses run faster
• How to begin building your own connected plant for the future

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After a full year of restricted supply chains and massive shifts in the enterprise asset management space, ASUG is hosting a conference series ASUG Best Practices: SAP for EAM from April 12 to 14. Register for the virtual conference to hear experts and thought-leaders give presentations on predictive maintenance, IoT and integration, mobility, and data-driven insights.