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Berger S2BMichelinWürth Industrie Service GmbH & Co. KGCERATIZITBosch Power Toolsifm-UnternehmensgruppeVolkswagen NutzfahrzeugeJust PackLiebherr-IT Services GmbHProMartLivelloLohmann GmbH & Co. KGLand HessenVolkswagen AGKUKAValioHARTMANN GruppeZiehl-AbeggPackwiseBerger S2BMichelinWürth Industrie Service GmbH & Co. KGCERATIZITBosch Power Toolsifm-UnternehmensgruppeVolkswagen NutzfahrzeugeJust PackLiebherr-IT Services GmbHProMartLivelloLohmann GmbH & Co. KGLand HessenVolkswagen AGKUKAValioHARTMANN GruppeZiehl-AbeggPackwise

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C-parts, such as small components or consumables, often present a challenge in inventory management. By deploying IoT solutions, companies can monitor the demand for these materials in real time and trigger automated reorders. This ensures a continuous supply, reduces process costs, and prevents production interruptions due to missing materials.

Christoph Schneider, ifm-Unternehmensgruppe
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Automatic spare parts ordering is triggered by defined threshold violations, faults or status changes. Maintenance orders and spare parts requests are created automatically and transferred via integration into ERP systems such as SAP, without manual intervention. In asset management this keeps inventories up to date; in corrective maintenance it shortens the time to repair.

Christoph Schneider, ifm-Unternehmensgruppe
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The implementation of sensors and IoT devices enables continuous monitoring of inventory. Companies can thereby track the location and condition of units, pallets, crates, or batches in real time.

Philipp Lausberger, WIKA Alexander Wiegand SE & Co. KGMarcus Götting, MaternaDr. Florian Probst, Cumulocity GmbHPhilipp Smolke, ORGATEX GmbH
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The implementation of sensors and IoT devices enables continuous monitoring of inventory. Companies can thereby track the location and condition of units, pallets, crates, or batches in real time. This leads to a reduction in overstocking, minimizes waste, and improves the overall supply chain. Seamless operations can also be ensured through integration with enterprise systems such as ERP or WMS.

Philipp Lausberger, WIKA Alexander Wiegand SE & Co. KGPhilipp Smolke, ORGATEX GmbHNirugaa Natkunarajah, ORGATEX GmbH
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Efficiency in warehouse and production. Real-time monitoring of fill levels in tanks or silos enables precise control of production processes. Automatic notifications make reordering easier and prevent overflows or bottlenecks. In asset management inventories stay in view, and the readings are logged automatically – a reliable basis for audits and analyses.

Christoph Schneider, ifm-UnternehmensgruppePhilipp Lausberger, WIKA Alexander Wiegand SE & Co. KGOliver Prang, Visualys GmbHNirugaa Natkunarajah, ORGATEX GmbH
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WAGO GmbH & Co. KG
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This leads to a reduction in overstocking, minimizes waste, and improves the overall supply chain. Seamless operations can also be ensured through integration with enterprise systems such as ERP or WMS.

Christoph Schneider, ifm-UnternehmensgruppeDr. Lennart Bochmann, SYNAOS GmbHPhilipp Smolke, ORGATEX GmbHNirugaa Natkunarajah, ORGATEX GmbH
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Industry Challenges – Do These Sound Familiar?

Typical Asset Management Challenges

  • How do I get transparent data on the utilisation of my assets?
  • How do I extend the service life of my machines through targeted monitoring?
  • How do I find partners who provide proven asset management solutions?

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Benefits of Asset Management

Benefits of Asset Management

Optimised Resource Utilisation

Effective asset management enables the maximum use of your assets and resources. Through precise planning and monitoring, companies can ensure that every asset delivers its full value throughout its entire lifecycle.

Reduction of Downtime

Through continuous monitoring and early identification of weak points, asset management minimises unplanned downtime. This ensures higher uptime and improves overall productivity.

Cost-Efficient Maintenance

With data-driven insights, asset management optimises maintenance planning. Maintenance measures only take place when needed, avoiding unnecessary repairs and operational failures.

Improved Transparency

Through centralised data collection and management, asset management offers comprehensive transparency about the condition, usage and availability of all assets. This facilitates informed decisions at all company levels.

Extended Asset Lifespan

Effective management and preventive maintenance extend the lifespan of your assets. This reduces long-term investment costs and maximises the ROI of your physical assets.

Regulatory Compliance

With a structured approach, asset management ensures that companies always meet regulatory requirements and compliance standards. This minimises the risk of penalties or operational restrictions.

Increased Safety

Through continuous monitoring of critical assets, potential safety risks are identified early. This protects employees, assets and the environment from damage and increases operational safety.

Scalability and Adaptability

Modern asset management systems are scalable and adapt to growing business requirements. New assets, technologies or locations can be seamlessly integrated.

Data-Driven Decisions

With real-time data and comprehensive analytics, asset management supports companies in making strategic decisions. This leads to better planning and continuous process optimisation.

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