by Graham | Dec 12, 2012 | E-Quip AM, PPM
There is a great deal of documentation (both in the product Help and on this blog) which describes how planned maintenance can be managed using e-Quip. I thought that it might be useful to provide a brief overview of these techniques to act as a roadmap to... by Graham | Sep 10, 2012 | E-Quip AM
Equipment Fault Efficiency Performance Indicators The KPI SIG’s (Special Interest Groups) identified that two main performance indicators were required to describe how effectively equipment faults are dealt with. These are response time and turnaround time. Both... by Graham | Sep 10, 2012 | E-Quip AM
Clinical Sciences Building – Walsgrave – Tuesday 11th September 2012 The user-group is upon us once again. The agenda is below. I’ve not set aside specific times for any of the following. They’re really just bullet points of the things... by Graham | Aug 13, 2012 | E-Quip AM
Location-Specific Targets The new e-Quip KPI’s will give you values for measurements like equipment fault response times, repair turnaround times etc., but how do you know whether what you have achieved is satisfactory? In other words, what are the targets that... by Graham | Aug 6, 2012 | E-Quip AM
Planned Maintenance Performance Indicators A performance indicator is a numeric value which measures some aspect of organisational performance. In the context of e-Quip they would be quantitative values which allow some aspect of medical device management to be... by Graham | Dec 5, 2011 | E-Quip AM, Miscellaneous
Archiving Data Archiving is a much-misused term when it comes to asset-managent databases. Suppose that you were managing your inventory using old-fashioned paper files. You might have a file for each asset in which you kept all relevant information, ranging from the...