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Overview
Full plant wide Manufacturing Execution System providing SFDC, Scheduling, Downtime, Online quality, Production Tracking.
iMaint is a comprehensive enterprise asset management (EAM) system for managing maintenance and assets--work orders, preventive maintenance, inventory, purchasing, personnel, projects, reporting and analysis, cost tracking and much more. Whether you're an individual site or a multi-site global enterprise, iMaint delivers powerful features at a reasonable cost. And it's easy to learn, administer, and maintain.
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