Management of enterprise assets
That no IT personnel are involved in the operation of Mainpac's asset and maintenance management software at Golden Bay Cement is not a corporate policy for New Zealand's largest cement manufacturer. But it is a reality for Paul Martin who, as information systems manager, has no IT staff reporting to him.
Despite the absence of IT people Mr Martin and a group of operations staff at the company's Portland plant in Northland now gather significant amounts of data from improved asset and maintenance management practices.
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Mainpac Instrumental in a Information System Serving Macmahon Holdings
ASX and S&P top 200 company, Macmahon Holdings Limited has implemented Mainpac's Enterprise software solution as part of its new global integrated system designed to support its mine contracting and civil construction activities across Australia.
The company has married Mainpac's newest enterprise software solution with its existing financial and job costing application, together with its new production management and human resources applications to achieve an all-encompassing business control system. The new business control system seamlessly delivers people management, asset management, procurement, inventory, work management and financial functionality to all Australian based staff
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Thomas & Coffey Implements Mainpac Enterprise to Lift the Bar in Asset Management
Australian industrial services provider Thomas & Coffey Limited has played a leading role in the evolution of Mainpac's enterprise asset management (EAM) software by commissioning the software developer to implement advanced resource scheduling and work order management functionality in the latest release of Mainpac Enterprise.
Thomas & Coffey specified the functionality, which is standard in Mainpac Version 3, with the objective of becoming number one in asset management for its clients in the mining, heavy industry, manufacturing, defence, utilities, energy and healthcare sectors.
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