Limble CMMS Announces the Launch of Their Upgraded Mobile App
Mar 21, 2017
The new app allows for complete access to the CMMS through the user's mobile device, LimbleCMMS.com reports
Lehi, UT - March 21, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
Limble CMMS (https://limblecmms.com/) proudly announces the launch of their upgraded mobile app, one that now allows for complete access to the CMMS through a mobile device. With the help of this app, accountability improves, as each maintenance team member has a trackable login, one which makes them liable for their performance. Management is now able to see with precise detail how every member of the organization is performing, yet the program doesn't charge by user, making it an affordable choice for any business.
"With the help of the app, every technician finds they can benefit from the full power of the company's CMMS. They are able to obtain information about assets, see what work needs to be carried out, complete smart work orders, find small problems before they become large, and collect quality data. The program is very easy to use, thus companies find they obtain a good return," Bryan Christiansen, spokesperson for Limble CMMS (limblecmms.com), explains.
Computerized maintenance management systems benefit organizations in a variety of ways. They may help boost productivity within an organization, allow for stronger asset diagnostics, eliminate paperwork and improve communication and data accuracy. The key is to successfully implement the program at every level of the organization.
"The CMMS program we offer is set up in such a way that a company can being using it in a matter of minutes and see their return on investment in a short period of time, often in a matter of weeks. It's also reasonably priced, so more businesses can benefit from its use. Users will have access to work orders and be guided through best practice maintenance steps to extend the life of assets while allowing the assets to perform better," Christiansen continues.
Data is gathered through the program, which then analyzes it to provide this guidance. Furthermore, both the technician and management can see the information. This allows for peak performance at all levels, and preventative maintenance scheduling is built right into the program.
"Contact us today to learn more about the upgraded app. It may be exactly what you need to take your organization to the next level. Those who have used it rave about its features, and we believe you will too. It's simply a matter of taking the first step to learn more, and we are here to help," Christiansen states.
About Limble CMMS:
Limble CMMS rethought the CMMS from the ground up and now uses smart work orders to intuitively carry out maintenance. This ensures assets not only last longer, but perform better. With the centralized asset manager, business find it easier to organize critical information, and they are able to get reporting in real time, of importance when making major business decisions. All of the above can be done through the simple to use and intuitive application.
Contact Info:
Name: Bryan Christiansen
Organization: Limble CMMS
Phone: 801-851-1218
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