Computerized Maintenance Management System in IR4.0 Adaptation - A State of Implementation Review and Perspective

Abstract

Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) is a software package that stores computer databases of information about maintenance operations, evolving in the 1960s as the era of computational and mathematical systems began. Since then, the evolution of CMMS has continued to evolve with the ready availability of technology and requirements. While industry 4.0, refers to a new phase in the transformation of the industrial revolution (IR) focusing on digitization, automation, machine learning and real-time data. Therefore, the aim of this paper is to review the implementation of CMMS in revolution adjustment by investigating the functions of the IR4.0 in automation process and analysing the maintenance operations. The paper solely focused on the functionality of this system’s implementation attributes to the ability of the system integration to logically concept of IR4.0. This paper is also examined issues related to organizational and supplier readiness in integrating the IR4.0 concept into CMMS. In addition, by implementing CMMS based on IR4.0 enablement, it can have a significant impact on work processes, forward analysis, operations and maintenance costs.