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Fax: (905) 844-0347
Email: mcudmore@megamationsystems.com
WebPage: www.megamationsystems.com
In country support: USA, Canada, UK with
Regional Distributors in Latin America and
South America
CMMS Designed for group:
Manufacturing / Universities, Colleges & Private
Schools / Healthcare / Municipalities / School
Boards / Service Management / Facilities
Typical cost of the CMMS software
Our DirectLine Service starts at $495.00 CDN
per month, which provides a full robust 20
module facilities software program, unlimited
telephone support and internet training and all
upgrades included in the monthly rate.
CMMS DETAILS - Technical
Megamation DirectLine is a service-based
CMMS Computerized Maintenance & Fa c i l i t i e s
Management System. Our DirectLine Service
provides our clients with a fully functional “State
of the Art” CMMS system. Included in the
service is unlimited phone-in help and support,
unlimited internet training, free software
upgrades - the support commitment and services
that will ensure a continuous successful solution.
M e g a m a t i o n ’s DirectLine Service helps you to
meet ISO 9000, QS 9000 and other major
quality standards.
CMMS DETAILS - Functionality
Megamation utilizes the power of the internet to
give clients, access to over 20 modules to assist
them in the management of their facility:
• Equipment •Maintenance Work Orders
• PM’s • Procedures • Analysis
• Inventory • Purchasing • Timecards
• Document Manager •Quality Management
• Calibration • Tooling • Readings
• Project Control • Work Schedules
• Bar Codes • Contracts •Fleet
• Vouchering
Healthcare: • Wheelchair • Safety Alert
Educational: •Lock & Key
• Hazardous Materials •Budgeting
• Chargebacks • Space Planning
• Capital Planning / Reserve Fund
Municipalities: • Building Entry
Ellipse
Company: Mincom Limited
Address: 198 Turbot Street, Brisbane, Australia
Contact: Rebecca Hall
Phone: 07 33033034
Fax: 07 33033048
Email: rebecca.hall@mincom.com
Web: www.mincom.com
In country support:
Many countries supported
CMMS Designed for group: Mining, utilities,
transport, defense and government
Typical cost of the CMMS software
Small site: AUD $100,000:
Medium Site: AUD $120,000:
Absolutely amazing…
More than just availability and reliability…
Survey 2004
Survey Of Computerised Maintenance Management Systems
Large Site: AUD $280,000:
Available as a stand-alone system.
IS THIS CMMS part of larger
management/corporate system: yes
CMMS DETAILS - Technical
Mincom Ellipse is a system that has been
architected to be independent of hardware,
operating system or database. As such it is
currently available on operating systems from
IBM (AIX and O/S 390), HP (HPUX and Tr u
64) Microsoft and Sun, and databases from IBM,
Oracle and Microsoft.
The system can be deployed in a Windows or
Web environment and is readily interfaced to
corporate systems. Interfaces to GIS, Data
Collection and Condition Monitoring systems
are also available.
CMMS DETAILS - Functionality
Mincom Ellipse Asset & Works Management
delivers optimum asset performance through the
use of improved management tools, and by
streamlining communication across the entire
organization. Integrating with other Mincom
Ellipse systems, Asset & Works Management
provides details about service performance
against schedules, vendor performance, stock
number/part number performance, value-based
procurement decisions, real-time grant
expenditures, employee utilization and training
needs, recruiting needs, as well as many other
functions.
M i n c o m ’s flexible solution can be tailored to suit
an organizations maintenance strategy. Mincom
provides analysis of strategic maintenance
…thought Greg. He knew that their PM program was less than effective - that was
why he had engaged Assetivity to facilitate a PMO review of their PM program.
But he was absolutely amazed at how ineffective it had turned out to be.
Less than 15% of the current PM program was optimal. Nearly one-fifth of the
current PM program was a complete waste of time. And significant changes were
required to all the other tasks.
On its own, this was enough to justify further investment in the PM Optimisation
process. But the review had uncovered even more “gems”. As just one example of
many, the instrument fitters had been regularly adjusting the limit switches on a
large belt filter, at the request of Production, in order to avoid repeated machine
trips. However, during the course of the PMO sessions, it had become evident (from the mechanical tradesfolk) that, because
of the design of the filter, these adjustments were causing significant loss of vacuum on the machine, which, in turn, was
increasing reagent usage significantly - costing hundreds of thousands of dollars each year. This had been occurring,
unnoticed, for several years.
Even more significant, to Greg, however, was the noticeable change in attitude amongst the people involved in the review.
It was as though someone had popped the cork on their passion, and their enthusiasm, which had previously been
constrained, was now able to flow freely. In place of the previous focus on repairing failures as quickly as possible, the team
was now starting to have a far more proactive interest in making sure that failures didn’t happen in the first place. In fact,
they were now so enthusiastic, that Greg now felt under pressure to make sure that the recommendations of the review were
implemented quickly, before their enthusiasm waned. But this was far outweighed by the satisfaction that Greg felt that his
people were now starting to realise their full potential - and that plant performance was going to improve significantly.
Assetivity Pty Ltd, Operations and Maintenance Consultants,PO Box 1315, Booragoon WA 6154, Ph (08) 9474 4044 Fax (08) 9474 4055
www.assetivity.com.au
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