SAP EAM Introduction

The R/3 Plant Maintenance (PM) module is the application component that provides a comprehensive software solution for all maintenance activities that are performed within a company.
Data and functions of all maintenance procedures performed within a company can be fully interconnected making this module closely integrated with other modules like Materials Management (MM), Production Planning (PP), Sales & Distribution (SD), Controlling (CO) ,Human Resource ( HR/CATS). 
The openness of the R/3 System enables you to use external systems that are integrated with the Plant Maintenance (PM) component, such as geographical information systems (GIS), computer-aided design (CAD) systems and supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) systems, Remote Crane Management Systems ( RCMS).

International standards of Asset Management : SAPPM/EAM complies with Asset management standards PAS55 and ISO 55000 series.

SAP PM/EAM module has following process and functions in order to cover the complete Maintenance process across industries.

1) Management of Technical Objects :
2) Maintenance Processing
3) Preventive Maintenance
4) Asset Management
5) Warranty Processing
6) Work Clearance Management.

Integration Capabilities of SAP EAM.




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