Asset Management Software

Asset management decisions, which are a part of the strategic planning process, involve an evaluation of alternatives. This evaluation focuses on the life-cycle costs, benefits and risks of ownership. Accountability is established and an effective internal control structure is put in place, which makes use of an information system. This information system is designed to provide relevant and accurate data, on time for asset management decision-making.

Fixed Asset Management Software

Fixed asset management software makes it possible to manage an asset from initial purchase to final disposal. Hard cat fixed asset management software consists of a core asset management module and separate modules for stock control, maintenance, purchasing, bar coding, depreciation, etc. The external interface module also provides the option of allowing external applications like web browser, ERP etc to directly enact transactions in hard cat. This allows seamless integration of the fixed asset management software.

The core module of the hard cat fixed asset management software provides detailed recording and reporting, which includes:

* Cost centre and ownership.
* Lease and rental information.
* Supplier and maintenance provider.
* Asset details.
* Components and attachments.
* Change history and audit trail.
* Purchase price and current valuation.
* Warranty and maintenance dates and costs.
* Movement to different locations, cost centers and people.
* Associated asset management costs.
* User defined information by asset type.

Hard cat fixed asset management software can provide a wide range of pre-formatted and customized reports.

Proven Solutions for Enterprising Utilities SPL ® Enterprise Asset & Work Management (EAM) allows public, private and industrial enterprises to optimize asset performance and investment strategies. The system’s ability to provide vital real-time information empowers users at all levels in the enterprise. SPL believes in working closely with its customers to help them break down organizational barriers and build a more integrated enterprise.

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