A Common Operating Picture for Air Force Materiel Sustainment: First Steps

Pyles, Raymond A.; Tripp, Robert S.; Lynch, Kristin F.; Snyder, Don; Mills, Patrick; Drew, John G.

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“…Air Force has invested substantially in spare parts that are readily made available depending on the maximum/minimum quantity required, through forecasting future requirements from historical trends of NSN (National Stock Numbers) that help the Air Force to allocate a separate budget account for its utilization [11]. Many organizations depend on frequency based condition such as fast moving items, slow moving items, and non-moving items.…”

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Improving Efficiency in IBM Asset Management Software System “Maximo”: A Case Study of Dubai Airports and Abu Dhabi National Energy Company

Khatib¹,

Ahmed²

2018

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The study is a study of the asset management of the IBM Maximo with reference to Dubai Airports and Abu Dhabi National Energy Company in the United Arab Emirates, with the top companies in the region and the world at large calling for maximum efficiency and productivity in their asset management. The method of hypothesis testing is followed with the help of other studies' insights on the problem, interviews and secondary data. The reputed IBM's Maximo asset management software is found wanting in asset management in respect of planning and balancing between maintenance and operations. As a result, the Maximo couldn't maximize efficiency of its reputed UAE clients. As a way out, dynamic and flexible solutions of problem solving are suggested, and also one spare and one procurement to save time, space and money. Efficiency enhancement is a must for a well competitive UAE economy.

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confidence: 99%