Industrial companies can struggle to stay on top of equipment obsolescence, spare parts shortages and other lifecycle risks when they don’t know what’s in their facilities. The new My Equipment service from Rockwell Automation delivers full installed-base visibility to help manage these risks, all in a single digital environment.
As part of the service, Rockwell Automation personnel visit production sites to collect an inventory of installed assets and spare parts. This data and analysis are then made available in digital reports and interactive visuals to help production teams track the status of their assets and lifecycle risks.
For example, workers can gain a near real-time view of their installed base, including quantity of assets and obsolescence risk as they mature through their lifecycle. Workers can confirm the availability of critical spares in their storeroom and identify where they may be able to reduce costs by eliminating excess inventory. They can also share insights with other teams and facilities to drive better collaboration and help workers make more informed, data-driven decisions.
The My Equipment service can be accessed on a computer desktop or mobile device and anywhere with an available internet connection. Customers can purchase and use the My Equipment service through the myRockwellAutomation customer portal, which eliminates the need for any software downloads and simplifies the experience.
Published May 22, 2019