Inspection
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The discipline of managing engineering and operational information to support the complete lifecycle of physical assets.
Asset Information Management (AIM) is the systematic governance, maintenance and utilization of engineering, operational and maintenance information relating to physical assets throughout their lifecycle. It encompasses information standards, data governance, digital handover, document management, asset registers, master data and integration between engineering and operational systems.
Effective Asset Information Management improves decision-making, reduces lifecycle costs, supports digital transformation and ensures that accurate information is available whenever it is required for operations, maintenance, projects and regulatory compliance.
Asset Information Management provides the overarching framework governing Asset Registers, Asset Hierarchies, Asset Tags, Digital Handover and engineering information throughout the asset lifecycle. It frequently integrates with Enterprise Asset Management, Digital Twins and industrial analytics platforms.
Asset Information Management is frequently confused with Enterprise Asset Management. AIM focuses on managing engineering information, whereas EAM primarily manages operational and maintenance processes.
Capital project handover; Enterprise Asset Management; Digital Twins; CMMS and ERP integration; Engineering document management; Asset data governance.
Managing engineering documents throughout the asset lifecycle.; Delivering verified digital handover packages.; Maintaining synchronized asset information across multiple business systems.; Supporting predictive maintenance using trusted engineering data.
ISO 55000; ISO 55001; ISO 55002
VisualAIM connects glossary concepts to the asset records, inspection histories, and workflows they describe.
