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Dynaway EAM for Microsoft Dynamics AX®

With Dynaway Enterprise Asset Management (EAM), you are in a position to efficiently and continuously plan main-tenance of your production equipment. You reduce the risks of machine downtime and unplanned production stops, resulting in improved production performance. If your company manages service agreements and performs mainte-nance and repair jobs on customer equipment, you are able to solve those tasks effectively and efficiently using our Dynaway Asset Service Management (ASM) solution.

Improve KPIs with Dynaway EAM

Asset Service ManagementIf your company manages service agreements and performs maintenance and repair jobs on customer equipment, you are able to solve those tasks effectively and efficiently using Dynaway Asset Service Management (ASM).

Does your company face the challenge of reducing costs on production equipment? Today, production sites are heavily dependent on machinery running continuously on the factory floor. That means that machine malfunc-tions, interruptions, and production stops increase pro-duction costs and have a crucial impact on a company’s market position and competitive edge.

With Dynaway EAM you will be able to answer important questions such as:

9 How much time do you use on run-in procedures on a machine?

9 How many resources are used for planned and non-planned maintenance tasks?

9 How often and for how long do you register downtime on a machine?

9 What are the typical failures registered on your production equipment?

9 What are the maintenance costs of the machine? 9 Which spare parts do you need to have on stock? 9 What is the life expectancy of the machine?

DAKA Biodiesel”We want to minimize sudden maintenance events and optimize scheduled maintenance programs. This is why we implemented Dynaway EAM. It helps us optimize maintenance costs, and it uses a very detailed plan that continually indicates which components need service or maintenance. The solution also allows us to pool main-tenance tasks so we minimize the number of long produ-ction stops. It’s like giving the entire plant an extra lube job. Everything integrates with our inventory and ERP sy-

stem, Microsoft Dynamics AX. This integration has taught us a lot of things that we think will ultimately help the rest of the Daka Group. The solution gathers information for us, so we are getting better and better at maintaining our production facilities. This is true of the many pumps that keep everything circulating through the plant. We get information about which repairs we have made on in-dividual pumps, and even though we have only been ope-rating for a few years, we are building a knowledge base that enables us to predict what the equipment needs to perform optimally.” Eric Mansic, Factory Manager

Dantherm“The Asset Service Management solution was added on top of our Microsoft finance system. Integration between the two systems gives us a good overview of our service technicians and the spare parts they need in the field – and this really makes a difference since we have sold more than half a million air conditioners to mast opera-tors around the world.” Henrik Hersted, After Sales Sup-port Manager

Customers say

Dynaway EAM features

Dynaway EAM allows you to easily manage typical tasks relating to maintenance of your production equipment. During setup of your production equipment in EAM, you create machines (objects) and object locations for each company site.

Objects as well as object locations can be created in a hierarchical structure. Furthermore, you specify techni-cal data relating to the objects, for example, instructions, checklists, and approved spare parts, failure types, and maintenance sequences.

Preventive maintenanceHandle preventive maintenance by using maintenance sequences, which are based on calendar (date, time, day,...), counters (pro-duced units, hours, miles,...), and equipment condition.

Maintenance planningHandle planning of maintenance employees using work order scheduling. Who is available? Do we dispose of the required tools to perform the task? Do we have the required spare parts on stock?

Corrective maintenance Perform corrective maintenance by handling service requests, creating and executing work orders.

Follow up on maintenance tasksFollow up on production equipment maintenance comparing actual costs to budget and analyzing perfor-mance history including fault registrations and related corrections.

Maintenance executionKeep track of maintenance execution using, for example work order reports, checklists, condition assessment, and registration of hours, costs, and spare part consumption.

Certified for Microsoft DynamicsThe Certified for Microsoft Dynamics (CfMD) program identifies third-party solutions that have met Microsoft’s highest standards for Dynamics implementations. Earning this logo assures that the solution:

9 Was developed by a certified and reputable Independent Software Vendor 9 Was designed for a unique business and industry need 9 Has been tested for seamless integration with Microsoft Dynamics 9 Has been used and recommended by other companies 9 Is low-risk, fast to implement, and simple to maintain 9 Is properly supported and protected 9 Meets industry-specific requirements and local language, tax, and governmental regulations