Control costs, OPEX and CAPEX
The Ultimo EAM platform helps to implement a standardized way of working, which is key for the Operational Excellence program. Ultimo enables asset availability, reliability and a safe workplace. An important added value of Ultimo is that it helps to control all the costs, OPEX as well as CAPEX.
Benefit from latest features
Thanks to the cloud deployment, Ravago continuously benefits from the latest features, like the new Job Scheduler and ‘Autonomous Maintenance’. Ultimo from the Azure Cloud enables a flexible and scalable worldwide usage of Ultimo.
Over the last few years, we have seen an increasingly rapid pace of development in IT, infrastructure, and software. How can you focus on your daily work and benefit from the advantages of Ultimo as the most flexible asset management system (possibly in the world) at the same time? Our EAM services in the EAM cloud (also called EAM SaaS) are available for just that. These services, like our software, are based on world-class (Microsoft) technology. With EAM cloud software, also known as EAM SaaS software, you make use of a software tool over the Internet, via a subscription. The supplier is responsible for managing the infrastructure, security patches and updates. With Ultimo EAM cloud software, you benefit from the fact that the standard software is easily adaptable to your business processes.
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