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Peacock Engineering Wins Asset Management Solution Contract from Flogas

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Peacock Engineering has been awarded a contract to offer asset management solutions for Flogas. The management solution will be delivered by Peacock for their client’s installation and maintenance engineers who operate across the nation.

Peacock Engineering Ltd was first created in order to deliver a range of Asset and Service Management solutions to industries that are often asset intensive. The consulting team at the company has an average of 12 years’ experience working with the Maximo Professional system. Their consulting team has also built up more than 250 man-years working on implementing the Maximo system. Peacock Engineering works with their clients in order to offer them the most efficient and affordable solution to meet all of their requirements. The company appear to be the ideal candidate to help Flogas with their asset management. The IBM Maximo Asset Management solution gives a company better visibility for their asset usage and is used to support companies in a range of key industries.

Flogas are looking to expand their use of the Maximo system as part of the management solution. The system will be used to cover the company’s inventory, procurement, maintenance and installation for Flogas’ domestic and commercial customers. When the solution is set up it will be integrated with the ClickSoftware and Fingertip in order to allow engineers up to date and in real-time information and scheduling that will eliminate down-time and also allow engineers to work online safely in ATEX zoned environments.

By working with Peacock Engineering, Flogas will be receiving a comprehensive asset management solution that will be used throughout the company’s work-order lifecycle. The awarding of this contract and the management solution that will be delivered will offer the company an opportunity to have visibility of their assets in a way that hasn’t been possible with systems that they have used in the past.

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BDC 315 : Apr 2024