SAP Solution: Predictive Maintenance

Best of services and platform economy are defining concepts of the next generation of asset management solutions. The basis for this is the SAP Cloud Platform and the Leonardo toolbox, incorporating SAP EAM services.

Digitizing the value chain as completely as possible has long been at the top of the agenda for the manufacturing industry. The need for automation and efficiency is high everywhere.

Large companies have long since discovered it for themselves: Predictive maintenance of industrial plants and machines is the trend of the moment in the field of Industrial IoT.

Many companies are currently digitizing their service and maintenance processes. This gives rise to personnel, organizational and technical issues. Hannes Heckner, CEO of MobileX, knows how companies can best overcome these challenges.

The core task of maintenance has always been to prevent accidents and malfunctions in order to ensure the value and operational readiness of the plant(s).

When it comes to data, a picture often comes to my mind lately: the image of a person sitting on the beach, looking across the vast sea to the next island in the distance and not noticing the gold treasure beneath his feet in the sand.

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Do you know this? Your boss says to you: "Mr. Meier, you have a new task. You'll be in charge of one of our future projects, the implementation of end-to-end digital integration from the corporate level to the store floor."

Big Data and Data Science have been on everyone's lips for a few years now. Data scientists are desperately sought after to help discover new relationships in the data using mathematical and statistical methods.

With the open source Drupal content management system, companies can extract data from their SAP systems and use it for interactive customer communication, such as service portals or predictive maintenance.

This year's Sapphire was entertaining, but not insightful. What SAP really wants and where the group is just trying to keep up was not obvious in the keynotes. It remains tedious.

Industrial companies that want to remain competitive in the digital age cannot avoid addressing this topic and Smart Factory.