The mobile asset management software applications built on the powerful Dexterra Concert ™ mobile platform enable asset information to be easily distributed to mobile workers. The benefits of mobilizing enterprise asset management include reduced charge back work orders, increased "wrench time" by minimizing data entry, better decision making, automated adherence to government, safety and environmental regulations, improved management visibility, and eliminated paper-based processes.
Built by Dexterra partner Interloc Solutions, Mobile Rounds (Maximo) provides an easy-to-learn, intuitive way for your rounds workers to perform their tasks in an efficient and paperless manner. You can run multiple applications simultaneously from a single handheld with no need to “stop and synch.” With Mobile Rounds, you can switch applications on the go and update data when you want.
Built by Dexterra partner Interloc Solutions, Mobile Inventory (Maximo) delivers provides remote workers with an intuitive and effective mobile inventory management application. Mobile Inventory is versatile and scalable, with all of the necessary out-of-the-box operations and the ability to rapidly add, delete, or modify business processes to meet your unique business needs.
Built by Dexterra partner Interloc Solutions, Mobile Work Orders (Maximo) is a powerful and flexible solution that actually works the way your maintenance team does. It provides remote workers with an intuitive and effective mobile work management application that is versatile and scalable. It delivers Maximo functionality to your remote and mobile workers via a unique “outside-in” mobile application design. Fully configurable and customizable to your industry- and business-specific needs, Mobile Work Orders easily adapts as your business requirements change, delivering consistent value and continued relevance.
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We are already experiencing a 30% increase in efficiency.
Anthony Schallert
Dir Physical Plants
UNCG
