An essential and future central success factor in the reduction or optimisation of usage costs is the increase in the amount of information available.
Changes in structures and the increasing complexity of companies are forcing the integration of all necessary information. This information must be quickly available, reliable and precise, but not redundant.
We have developed a proven standard procedure for the selection and introduction
of CAFM systems:
Our “10 steps to the successful introduction of a CAFM system”.
This tried-and-tested guideline has already proven itself to be a guarantee of success many times over.
There are a large number of CAFM systems and providers on the German-speaking market. AIS uses comprehensive market analyses and our project experience to help you categorise the various systems and select the one best suited to your needs.
After analysing our internal processes, we formulate clear requirements for the future CAFM system. These are set out in a comprehensive specification sheet that precisely maps all the requirements for the software, the modelling approach and the processes to be supported.
The documentation on the core FM processes created in the requirements definition, as well as the harmonised data models and the overall system architecture, are key components of this specification.
This lays the foundation for the development of a customised system that exactly meets your needs.
Tender based on the specifications