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Oracle Enterprise Asset Management (eAM)

Oracle Enterprise Asset Management (eAM) provides tools for planning and scheduling asset maintenance. It tracks asset performance, integrates with other modules like procurement and inventory, and enables centralized management of reactive, preventive, and planned maintenance. The typical eAM cycle involves work requests, work order generation and scheduling, task planning, and cost management. eAM can manage different asset types and defines key concepts like assets, activities, resources, and maintenance schedules to support the full asset lifecycle.

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Oracle Enterprise Asset Management (eAM)

Oracle Enterprise Asset Management (eAM) provides tools for planning and scheduling asset maintenance. It tracks asset performance, integrates with other modules like procurement and inventory, and enables centralized management of reactive, preventive, and planned maintenance. The typical eAM cycle involves work requests, work order generation and scheduling, task planning, and cost management. eAM can manage different asset types and defines key concepts like assets, activities, resources, and maintenance schedules to support the full asset lifecycle.

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Oracle Enterprise Asset

Management
(eAM)
Agenda
• Overview
• eAm Typical Cycle
• eAM integration with various modules
• Types of Assets
• eAM common Definitions
• eAM Demo
• Asset Setup
• Maintenance Activities
• eAM Work Requests
• eAM Work Order
• Preventive Maintenance
• Cost Management.
Oracle eAM - Overview
• Oracle Enterprise Asset Management (eAM), providing organizations with the tools to create
and implement maintenance procedures for both assets and rebuildable inventory items.
• eAM enables users to optimally plan and schedule maintenance activities with minimal
disruption to an organization's operations or production. Importantly, it improves resource
efficiency, enhances maintenance quality, tracks work history, and records all maintenance
costs.
• Oracle eAM tracks the performance of assets (including rebuildable, inventory items) using
meters, quality plans, and condition monitoring systems.
• eAM eliminates the need for spreadsheets and disparate data repositories, by enabling
companies to manage reactive, planned, preventive maintenance, and adopt a centralized,
proactive strategy for managing asset maintenance across an enterprise.
eAM Typical Cycle
Integration with Various Modules

Procurement Manufacturing Projects Inventory Quality

Work
WorkRequests
RequestsEntry
Entry Material
MaterialRequest
Request Work
WorkScheduling
Scheduling

Work
WorkOrder
OrderUpdate
Updateand
and
Work
WorkOrder
OrderGeneration
Generation Resource
ResourcePlanning
Planning Close
CloseOut
Out

Task
TaskPlanning
Planning Forecasting
Forecasting Asset
AssetPerformance
Performance

Human Resources Financials Fixed Assets Property Management


eAM Asset - Types

• Capitol Assets
Building, Stores, Cranes, Production Equipment, Buses etc.
• Rebuildable
Items that are installed, Removed and Refurbished
eAM - Definitions
Assets – Equipment (Parent or Child) or a Floor in a Building.
Asset Groups – A way to group similar Assets together for sharing of Activities, Reporting and
other functions within eAM.
Activities – Are associated to an Asset/Asset Group and used in a PM. They will have operations
(instructions) that are required to be completed for a PM.
Resources – Techs (Maintenance, Facilities) or Machine Operators who may perform work on the
Assets.
Work Request - Request for maintenance on an asset. eAM enables operations and maintenance
staff to report any problems with an asset.
Work Orders – work orders are created for assets. They are defined manually, or generated
automatically based on a scheduled activity.
PM Schedules – Identify the PM Schedule for an Asset/Asset Group. This will include the Activities
and the frequency the activities need to be performed which will create WOs to support that.

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