For over twenty five years, AssetPoint has been the pioneer in delivering integrated enterprise asset management (EAM) and Computerized Maintenance Management (CMMS) software and services that improve profitability and productivity for the process and manufacturing industries. AssetPoint is a privately held technology company that focuses on delivering effective solutions for maintenance. AssetPoint's primary improvement tool, TabWareEFx is a Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS)/Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) application routinely accessed by tens of thousands of users to manage billions of dollars in critical plant and facility assets worldwide. AssetPoint is recognized by industry analysts as one of the top suppliers of EAM solutions.
AssetPoints roots are in maintenance management, beginning at Fluor Corporation. We have built a heritage of providing comprehensive maintenance solutions to numerous clients worldwide. In early 2002, Fluor transitioned the TabWare business to AssetPoint with the same management team, product and customer base as it had existed under Fluor. Since the transition from Fluor, AssetPoint has been profitable in six consecutive operating quarters. Today, we continue to apply our deep maintenance expertise to TabWare and our partner solution network in order to provide our clients with the best maintenance solutions available.
Assetpoint's experience in managing maintenance activities with related spare parts and purchasing provides a solid foundation for you to effectively manage your plant equipment maintenance, facility maintenance, or building maintenance programs. Assetpoint has extensive experience in industrial maintenance as well as managing contract maintenance services with TabWare.
Of the many maintenance program approaches on the market today, AssetPoint has experience with Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM), Total Productive Maintenance (TPM), and our own Data Driven Maintenance (DDM) programs as well as preventive maintenance, predictive maintenance and scheudled maintenance.
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