Come and see us at BLUEPRINT 4D Dallas 2023!
The collaboration event for the Oracle customer community.
Find out how you can unlock more value from your investment in Oracle JD Edwards. This is a great opportunity to discuss how Cantara can increase workflow efficiency in your asset-intensive business. Rinami's solutions enable JD Edwards users to gain significant benefits across the full set of EnterpriseOne capabilities.
Event Session
Looking for a complete CMMS solution? RAPS for JD Edwards delivers advanced scheduling, planning, execution and mobility solutions to meet your asset management requirements.
Presented by: Russell Codlin, Rinami
As your organization moves along the maintenance maturity path, the demands of your maintenance systems will increase and can exceed the capabilities of JD Edwards EAM. In this session we will run through how the Rinami Asset Performance Suite enhances JD Edwards to deliver advanced scheduling capabilities, graphical maintenance planning tools, integrated digital checklists and disconnected mobile solutions for field inspection and maintenance activities to support your organization's progression. RAPS provides a sophisticated preventive maintenance scheduling solution that enables a rules based approach to defining your maintenance strategies. Executing complex servicing cycles and applying mass changes are easily achieved without the need to try to manage strategies at an asset by asset level. Maintenance scheduling is simplified with a powerful graphical planning solution that allows planners to quickly define, update and present the schedule, whether it is at a shift, day, week or month level. Dynamic checklists for equipment inspection, condition assessment and activity compliance can be defined within JD Edwards and delivered through disconnected mobile applications. A powerful rules engine can assess user response and define appropriate resolutions; whether you wish to simply notify the asset owner of an issue or automatically trigger a work order to ensure the problem is addressed. Advanced mobile solutions ensure that critical information is available where the relevant asset is and easily handles disconnected conditions so user can execute maintenance activities anywhere they need to.
Presented by: Russell Codlin, Rinami
As your organization moves along the maintenance maturity path, the demands of your maintenance systems will increase and can exceed the capabilities of JD Edwards EAM. In this session we will run through how the Rinami Asset Performance Suite enhances JD Edwards to deliver advanced scheduling capabilities, graphical maintenance planning tools, integrated digital checklists and disconnected mobile solutions for field inspection and maintenance activities to support your organization's progression. RAPS provides a sophisticated preventive maintenance scheduling solution that enables a rules based approach to defining your maintenance strategies. Executing complex servicing cycles and applying mass changes are easily achieved without the need to try to manage strategies at an asset by asset level. Maintenance scheduling is simplified with a powerful graphical planning solution that allows planners to quickly define, update and present the schedule, whether it is at a shift, day, week or month level. Dynamic checklists for equipment inspection, condition assessment and activity compliance can be defined within JD Edwards and delivered through disconnected mobile applications. A powerful rules engine can assess user response and define appropriate resolutions; whether you wish to simply notify the asset owner of an issue or automatically trigger a work order to ensure the problem is addressed. Advanced mobile solutions ensure that critical information is available where the relevant asset is and easily handles disconnected conditions so user can execute maintenance activities anywhere they need to.
The Rinami team will be available at booth 416 to discuss your capital asset management requirements. To arrange an appointment, get in touch via info@rinami.com
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