
Beyond the software – embedding your EAMS into your organisation's DNA for sustainable value
The key to a successful EAMS (Enterprise Asset Management System) implementation lies in integrating the software into the organisation’s maintenance and asset management processes.

Government infrastructure investments must go beyond bricks and mortar – A global perspective
Across the globe, ageing infrastructure threatens economic stability. In the US, the American Society of Civil Engineers consistently rates much of the country’s infrastructure as subpar, citing the need for trillions in rehabilitation costs. In Europe, concerns about decaying rail networks, bridges and public buildings are pushing policymakers to reconsider maintenance strategies. Read more …

Enhancing OEM Service Revenue Growth: Overcoming After-Sales Challenges
Over the last decade, more and more Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) have targeted after-sales services as a value-adding offering to complement their traditional focus on capital sales. Margins on capital equipment have been under pressure, and support from OEMs has become an important selection criterion in evaluating and acquiring new equipment. Read more …

Pragma’s perspective on what the proposed South African budget means for infrastructure governance
The role of private sector partnerships = Kornelius believes that collaboration between government and private companies is essential for success. “The technical expertise to construct and maintain infrastructure sits largely within the private sector. Government should leverage this expertise through well-structured public-private partnerships (PPPs) that ensure the right skills are in place to execute and sustain projects. Read more …