Enterprise asset management (EAM) is an integral part of achieving operational excellence by keeping an asset-heavy business operating at peak efficiency. Organizations are using SAP technology to address physical asset support requirements, such as plant, equipment, and industrial infrastructure. Over the past year, extreme pressures have been affecting EAM teams, brought on by the challenges of running teams during a pandemic, as well as major disruptions with key industries that rely on EAM approaches. Furthermore, poor asset performance can disrupt overall business performance—rethinking asset performance management and implementation initiatives can help EAM customers identify effective approaches to boost reliability and, by extension, profitability.

Major Pressures for SAP EAM Customers

Digital transformation is a priority across many organizations, as businesses expect to see improved performance, faster access to analytics, and optimizations of existing process by adopting the next-generation SAP ERP. While some customers are still exploring new technology products, others need support in implementing products, making changes to processes, and building adoption. Be sure to tune in to the ASUG Best Practices: SAP S/4HANA virtual experience, featuring content throughout March to gain the tools needed for a frictionless end-to-end SAP S/4HANA implementation, including content ranging from vision and strategy to planning, execution, and adoption.

What’s Next for SAP Enterprise Asset Management Customers