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Experts Discuss Smarter Decisions In Maintenance Management At Middle East Conference
Published Apr 6, 2011
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eSolutions, the Middle East's leading provider of IBM Maximo, hosted experts from regional and global organisations, at the biennial Maximo Middle East User Group Conference. The conference in its 6th consecutive run was held at the prestigious Zabeel Saray Hotel in Dubai. Hundreds of facilities management production, transportation, IT and asset life-cycle professionals and analysts shared their experiences and expertise and to discuss developments in asset life cycle maintenance and life cycle management, Maximo software solutions and to learn about best practices from other users.
Speakers during the general session discussed; IBM Maximo in smarter planets, the features and product roadmap of Maximo 7.5, Enterprise asset management strategy, Maximo’s role in the future of maintenance in global organisations, how Maximo fits into the enterprise architecture of a Smart Utility, leading edge practices in an integrated asset management environment and how to optimise asset performance in all operations using IBM smarter enterprise asset management for Oil & Gas and Energy & Utilities. With more industry focused sessions to take place over the next two days.
Some of the largest organisations in the region are attending the event including representatives from Abu Dhabi Gas Industries Ltd. (GASCO), Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC), Abu Dhabi Water & Electricity Authority (ADWEA), CiM Maintenance Inc, DP World, Dubai Airports, Dubai Electricity & Water Authority (DEWA), EFM, Emaar, Emirates General Petroleum Corp (Emarat), Ford Motor Company, GARTNER, GISTEC, Haya Water - Oman, IBM, IVARA Corporation, King Saud University (KSU), Kuwait National Petroleum Co. (KNPC), Kuwait Oil Company (KOC), MCP Consulting & Training, MOTOROLA Solutions, Muscat Electricity Distribution Company , Oman Refineries and Petrochemicals Company (ORPC), Royal Saudi Air Defense (RSADF), UTOPIA, Wataniya Telecom, Middle East Facility Management Association (MEFMA) and eSolutions Maximo.
In an increasingly complex and interconnected world, the challenge for many organisations is the continued maintenance and management of such facilities. Airports, sea ports, transport systems, telecommunications networks, public utilities and industrial facilities require increasingly sophisticated management systems to keep them running.
“In today’s world, buildings, public infrastructure and industrial facilities are increasingly complex requiring the right management systems, business process and strategies for their smooth operation,” said Gaby Matar, Group Managing Partner of eSolutions. “This conference focuses on solutions that help organisations enhance the visibility, control and automation of their business and IT assets, allowing them to take smarter decisions. Smarter decisions can mean cost savings, new efficiencies, better workforce management and better outcomes for our environment, which is why we’ve chosen ‘Smarter Decisions’ as this year’s conference theme.”
Large facilities and infrastructure projects have to manage a wide range of critical assets in order to continue operations. Many of these assets can prove to be critical to the efficient facility management and if not properly inventoried, maintained and replaced, they can cause significant disruption to the airport operations. Maximo software can reduce the number of systems required to manage such assets, freeing up resources and, importantly, provide management with a single view of asset management to support smart decision making.
"Many of the Middle East’s largest facilities are just as sophisticated as their counterparts in longer established markets, if not more so and they’re always looking for new ways to improve their operations,” added Matar. "Enterprises in the Middle East region have increasingly sophisticated demands for integrating and analysing asset-related information. This week’s conference is jam-packed with news, updates and customer case studies on how these demands can be met. "
eSolutions has represented IBM Maximo in the Middle East since 1996 and has trained over 25,000 Middle East Maximo users in the past fourteen years. With over 120 full time staff based in the area, eSolutions Maximo is the leading provider for Asset and Service Management solutions in the Middle East and North Africa.
About Maximo Middle East User Group Conference:
The Maximo Middle East User Group Conference 2011 is the biennial Middle East conference for users of IBM Tivoli Maximo Asset Management software. This year’s conference will take place at the Jumeirah Zabeel Saray in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. You can find out more about this year’s conference here: http://www.maximo.ae/MaximoMEUserGroup2011/
About eSolutions Maximo:
With over 120 full time staff based in the area, eSolutions Maximo is the leading provider for Asset & Service Management Solutions in the Middle East and North Africa and an award-winning IBM Tivoli Business Partner.
IBM, the world leading IT company is a worldwide leader in strategic asset management, has the technology and in-depth understanding of issues confronting capital asset-intensive industries to connect all participants in the industrial value chain. The company's solutions help make e-Business easy, practical and affordable.
There are now over 25,000 end users of IBM Maximo Software in the Middle East and North Africa, the majority of which have had the software implemented through eSolutions' team of experienced consultants who continue to provide local and high quality implementations plus first line support.
eSolutions implements and supports IBM Maximo Software for organisations of all sizes across the Middle East via partners in Bahrain, Iraq Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates eSolutions is headquartered in Dubai Internet City, with offices in Abu Dhabi, UAE, Jeddah & Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
For more information:
eSolutions Maximo
E: Sales.info@maximo.ae
T: +971 4 3911280
Press Contact:
Maha Mahdy
Spot On Public Relations
T: +971 4 349 1686
F: +971 4 349 3245
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