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At Clarita, we believe there is almost limitless potential in the power of data. Integration is the key to unleashing it.

The reality for many organisations is that asset management functions rely on many different information systems that have evolved over time. This often means that pockets of data and functionality reside in different applications across the business.

In this environment, productivity and quality improvements hit their limit when sharing data between those applications is restricted by a daily manual export/import routine or common data elements are required in different formats in different systems. Business Intelligence reporting goes some way to addressing data visualisation, but does not address the issue of creating actionable data in the systems of record.

Clarita works closely with our clients to eliminate data silos, bringing together multiple technology-agnostic systems and capabilities in solutions that are suited to their enterprise asset management needs. We create asset information ecosystems of interdependent and interacting systems that have helped clients to:

leverage IoT data residing within existing In-Vehicle Monitoring Systems (IVMS) that read fleet Engine Control Modules (ECM) to inform maintenance scheduling based on utilisation or condition, analyse fuel burn ratios for asset performance and improve tyre usage metrics for contract reporting
collate and analyse historical SCADA data to inform asset maintenance and replacement strategies, monitor water quality and enable billable services
orchestrate staff on-boarding and off-boarding between HR, Learning Management and Operational systems
harness SMS alerts to notify water utility customers of planned and emergency service outages as well as high service usage through the integration of customer, GIS and works management systems.

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Common Data Model
Ensure all components of the asset ecosystem, such as entities, attributes, domains and relationships remain consistent.
Productivity gains
Automate tasks that would otherwise rely on manual data loads for efficiency gains while also reducing risks and improving quality.

Holistic view
Eliminate data silos to create an holistic view of assets and maintenance operations.
Operational Awareness
Bring data together to visualise patterns, relationships and alerts for improved real-time decision making and safer working environment.

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