Tech Roadmap For Asset Management Technologies

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Executive Summary

This Tech Roadmap report clarifies the business value, pace of innovation and maturity of 23 asset management technologies. Verdantix conducted a fact-based assessment of the maturity, innovation, future prospects and business value of each solution. Operations and facilities managers responsible for selecting technologies for asset lifecycle management should use this report to identify the technologies that can add value to their operations. The technologies identified range from emerging categories such as video analytics for asset condition monitoring to a variety of asset health analytics tools, asset performance management software and operational risk management software. Technology buyers can use the Tech Roadmap methodology to identify new technologies for pilot projects and also to develop technology strategy plans. Risk averse firms should focus on the potential of technologies with proven business value which are in the growth or maturity phases of the technology lifecycle. Innovators and early adopters should take note of launch phase technologies.
Introducing Tech Roadmap Analysis
Key Questions Answered By Tech Roadmap Analysis
Tech Roadmap Analysis Aligns With Asset Management Strategies

Tech Roadmap For Asset Management Technologies
Defining The Market For Asset Management Technologies

Methodology Overview
Identifying The Five Market Phases Of Technology Maturity
Three Technology Life Cycles Differentiate Business Value
Technology Adoption And Success Influence Positioning
Pace Of Innovation Determines The Time To Next Life Cycle Phase
How To Use Tech Roadmap Analysis For Portfolio Management

Phase 1: Research and Development 
No Technologies Identified

Phase 2: Launch
2.1 Video Analytics
2.2 Digital Twins For Industrial Facilities
2.3 Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) Platforms
2.4 Prescriptive Maintenance Analytics
2.5 Wireless Sensors
2.6 Mobile Inspection Management
2.7 Control of Work Software
2.8 Predictive Failure Analytics

Phase 3: Growth
3.1 Asset Reliability Analytics
3.2 Fault Detection & Diagnostics (FDD)
3.3 Inspection Drones
3.4 Asset Performance Management (APM) Software
3.5 Management of Change (MOC) Software
3.6 RFID Asset Tracking
3.7 QR Code Asset Tracking

Phase 4: Maturity
4.1 Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES)
4.2 Remote Condition Monitoring
4.3 Distributed Control Systems (DCS)
4.4 Process Historian Databases
4.5 Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) Software
4.6 Computer-Aided Facilities Management (CAFM)
4.7 Energy Management Software
4.8 Computerized Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS)

Phase 5. Decline
No Technologies Identified
Figure 1. Tech Roadmap For Asset Management Technologies
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Dennis Callaghan

Dennis Callaghan

Principal Analyst

Dennis is a Principal Analyst at Verdantix, contributing to both the Operational Excellence and Smart Buildings practices. His current research agenda focuses on covering…

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David Metcalfe

David Metcalfe

CEO and Co-Founder

David is the CEO of Verdantix and co-founded the firm in 2008. Based on his 20 years of experience in technology strategy and research roles he provides guidance on digital st…

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