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Assuring Asset Documentation Integrity with Automated Business Processes for the Enterprise Mike W. Jones Vice President Marketing McLaren Software

Hotel Monteleone New Orleans, LA * March 31 – April 2


McLaren Software Background Leader in engineering-centric intellectual work management applications Large Customer Base – 500+ Customers across 47 countries including 250 of Global 2000 – 50,000+ EE Users 80 Implementations

13+ years ECM / Engineering domain knowledge Wide Geographic Coverage – Offices in UK, USA, and Germany – Channel partners in EMEA, Asia Pac, and Latin America

Strength in Partnerships – Microsoft Gold Accredited Partner, Powered SAP NetWeaver Accredited, Autodesk Authorized Developer

ISO 9001:2000 accredited company – Auditable and proven Quality in all aspects of McLaren activities


Target Markets & Key Customers Utilities

Natural Resources

Design, Construction & FM

Life Sciences


Assuring Asset Documentation Integrity Assure – Promise, guarantee, declare, confirm, secure, verify, comply, manage

Asset – Facility, plant, system, building, advantage, benefit

Documentation – Documents, drawings, schematics, content, procedures, records, information

Integrity – Truth, reliability, quality, control


It’s BIG The value of these assets is measured in billions of dollars Each asset has a daily cost & revenue stream in the millions of dollars Providing hundreds of thousands of dollars of profit per day


Asset Documentation Challenges Sheer volume of documentation Documentation can have critical dependencies making it very complex to manage Asset documentation comes from many sources, both internal and external Documentation changes must be recorded and communicated in a controlled manner Plant shutdowns can require that all asset documentation is reviewed & approved prior to start-up


Asset Documentation Risk Access to wrong content can result in: – Project delays • Increased costs – Increased plant down time • Reduced income – Health and safety issues • Increased fines and compensation – All this can result in bad PR • Reduced shareholder confidence and value


Creating Sustainable Business Value Driving the Needs of Plant & Facility Management


Processes for Managing Asset Documentation Vault

Handover Vault Quality Controller

Reconciliation

er ov nd Ha

Vault Liaison

Masters

Re trie va l

Handover Team

Released

Vault Manager

External Parties Project A

Project B


Process Summary Vault Related – – – – –

Retrieval Handover Reconciliation Revision Transfer

Project Related – Work – Review – Approval

3rd Party Related – Transmittals – Submittals


Enterprise Engineer Application Suite EE EE for for Assets Assets

EE EE for for Projects Projects

EE EE Transmittals Transmittals Repository

Handover Handover Vault Vault Quality Quality Controller Controller

Project A

Handover Handover Team Team

Vault Manager

Vault Liaison

EE Transmittal Portal

Project Project Work Work

Controlled Controlled Collaboration Collaboration Project B

Vault Vault Released Released

Project C Masters Masters

Controlled change management Concurrent engineering Automated work process

Acknowledgement Acknowledgement Accept Accept/ /Reject Reject

Active document management Project focused Work management Proactive reporting

External Recipients

Full audit trail Electronic receipt & acceptance Proactive reporting & management


Thoughts for Discussion What challenges do you face around managing your asset documentation? – Is it easy to find – Are you confident that you have the right documentation at the right time?

Does your business face regulatory issues around asset documentation?


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