bluebee®: Smart O&M solution integrating BIM with CMMS
Did you know that our Smart O&M solution integrates CMMS and BIM to address the challenges faced by building managers, operators, and maintenance service providers?
read moreA quick guide to Smart Maintenance features vs. ISO 55000
Based on the ISO 55000’s asset management framework, this article provides a comparative analysis of smart maintenance technologies in areas such as mobile solutions, IoT integration, AI analytics, and ESG support. It highlights application challenges and emphasizes aligning technology with business strategy, leveraging historical data for predictive maintenance, and supporting sustainability goals to achieve long-term asset management optimization.
read moreSmart O&M’s role in the energy transition: optimizing O&M from the construction phase in new energy projects
Experience in the energy industry has shown that paying attention reliability and maintainability earlier in the project helps reduce future Operation & Maintenance costs.
read moreOpportunities behind the crisis
In the field of maintenance, crises sometimes turn out to be beneficial. Manufacturers must optimize the management of their assets, which they could neglect in good times. China’s growing regulatory constraints are also rather favorable to us, as our solutions ensure their effective implementation.
read morebluebee® X: BIM and Facilities Management: why and how?
Thanks to the bluebee & BIM integration, BIM gains access to property management team, findings its way, for the first time, to the control room and even directly to field workers through the bluebee mobile apps. Conversely, operators and technicians, for the first time, obtain direct access to valuable BIM data, helping further enhance the model with operations data.
read moreThe Future of Operation & Maintenance
Media hype has led us to believe that technology would soon revolutionize maintenance. Dreams of flying robots, video game-like smart glasses, flashing digital twins, often hold the sad promise of getting rid of maintenance people altogether. The reality remains that the more automated, the more sophisticated the systems, the more demands are put on maintenance people and their skills. The problem is compounded when this glorious technology did not address actual needs.
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