August 26, 2002—Eagle Technology, developer of ProTeus Computerized Maintenance Management Software (CMMS), now provides multi-site support for companies involved in global operations. For international companies operating facilities in multiple countries, Eagle Technology offers a variety of CMMS products to help coordinate such issues as different languages, currencies, work structures, agency requirements, and quality control standards.
Languages: ProTeus II is available in several languages, including English, German, Hungarian, Spanish, Portuguese, and Chinese. It supports networked solutions that allow each site to operate in their preferred local language. In addition, a single site can be configured with separate workstations, each using a different language.
Currency: ProTeus II bridges the international currency gap by allowing each site to operate in their local currency for receipt of parts, labor costs, and equipment purchases. At the same time, the central office can view the costs in the defined “base currency” (US dollars, Euros, or other) for any individual plant, or totalize all costs worldwide.
Database Structure: ProTeus II allows the international company to choose the most effective database solution to match their work structure. A company can choose to share one database and allow individual sites access via LAN, WAN, or intranet. Alternatively, each global site can have a separate database, and the central office can be given authority to easily view information from all the sites.
Eagle Technology says that a globally oriented Computerized Maintenance Management System helps keep a company’s costs down by providing local training, support, and implementation. A coordinated system also facilitates timely and accurate information exchange, including maintenance expenses and labor reports, between the global sites and corporate headquarters. This gives management the information they need to make appropriate accounting and budget decisions. For more information, visit Eagle Technology.
