Success Stories

Bethesda Country Club had large facilities and grounds to maintain, but their current solution wasn’t able to keep up with their needs. Without proper asset tracking and reporting, the operations team

Paper process for event scheduling decreased district transparency, efficiency and cost recovery for facility useir event management beyond using paper while keeping their campus safe

Using different systems for maintenance, help desk ticketing and facility scheduling

They needed a better way to track daily work, communicate between departments and have data for better decision-making.

Managing aging buildings with a higher demand for quality care

Paper system lacked asset tracking and reporting capabilities

Coordinating services for a large campus with a paper system

Difficulty tracking work orders on paper

Using a web-enabled CMMS that caused issues with data and service

To move toward a successful preventive maintenance program, the university’s considerable deferred maintenance backlog first had to be addressed.

Franklin County’s on-premises permitting system required citizens to apply in person (or by mail) and pay only with check or money order. The county also spent extra time fixing errors and missing

Needed a system to help track and document inspections, preventive maintenance, and compliance efforts