How does a Enterprise Asset Management implementation unfold?

The implementation succeeds when archetypes, SAP objects, evidence, accounting outcomes, migration, and ownership remain aligned.

01
Discover
Segment assets by criticality, strategy, regulation, failure behavior, organization, and maturity.
Exit evidence: Named owner, approved decision, representative proof, reconciled result, and recorded risk.
02
Design
Choose technical-object depth, process model, planning strategy, order controls, mobile evidence, and boundaries.
Exit evidence: Named owner, approved decision, representative proof, reconciled result, and recorded risk.
03
Prototype
Prove corrective, emergency, preventive, externally serviced, and project-integrated work.
Exit evidence: Named owner, approved decision, representative proof, reconciled result, and recorded risk.
04
Configure
Establish shared technical and order foundations, then add process variants.
Exit evidence: Named owner, approved decision, representative proof, reconciled result, and recorded risk.
05
Test
Validate request-to-history, scheduling, materials, services, confirmations, permits, settlement, and reporting.
Exit evidence: Named owner, approved decision, representative proof, reconciled result, and recorded risk.
06
Migrate and cut over
Load technical objects, BOMs, task lists, plans, counters, documents, and open work.
Exit evidence: Named owner, approved decision, representative proof, reconciled result, and recorded risk.
07
Stabilize
Monitor backlog, compliance, emergency work, completion quality, settlement, downtime, and adoption.
Exit evidence: Named owner, approved decision, representative proof, reconciled result, and recorded risk.