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Are you looking for EAM Requirements List or RFP templates? TEC’s EAM templates guide you through the RFP process. Complete your business requirements gathering with TEC’s EAM features and functions lists. Here, you can: download a free EAM RFP sample, purchase the entire business requirements document template (for Excel), compare thousands of functional business requirements, and send the completed list to potential vendors as a request for information (RFI). Our business requirements analysts have done the heavy lifting for you, saving you from writing a RFP from scratch.
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Overview

infographic about Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) RFP TemplateAsset Management Software RFP Templates

TEC’s RFP templates for asset management software provide all the features and functions you can expect to find in several types of asset management software. Companies in the process of researching asset management solutions will find that our templates are designed to jumpstart their selection project. It’s as simple as matching your business processes to the features and functions organized in the template, helping you arriving at a consensus without having to start from scratch.
 
Businesses that perform due diligence before buying software are much more likely to find a best-fit solution that creates a solid return on investment. Companies of all sizes and industry verticals can organize their software selection project through our templates, all the way from requirements gathering to a direct comparison of vendor solutions before making a purchasing decision.
 

Industries That Benefit From Asset Management Software

Companies in industries like construction, manufacturing, warehousing, transportation and distribution tend to rely on the mainstay of enterprise asset management and computerized maintenance management systems (EAM/CMMS). Our EAM/CMMS RFP template offers these companies the latest inventory of functionality available on the market. But we also offer RFP templates for slightly smaller-scope solutions in asset management, such as warehouse management systems.
 
TEC’s functionality templates for asset management software include:
 
Finding a best-fit enterprise asset management software can provide a major boost in efficiency and a substantial decrease in internal costs. However, it’s not a one-size-fits-all scenario. Companies that fail to implement software that meets their unique asset management requirements will find themselves struggling with the software and losing pace against the competition.
 

Features and Functions Within Asset Management Software

As a whole, asset management solutions support business processes related to maintenance, documentation, repair, and warehousing, along with asset tracking, work orders, and inventory management. There are thousands of software selection criteria listed on our RFP templates, reflecting the features and functions available on the current market for asset management software.
 
Automation is one of the most popular capabilities across all software types, allowing staff to focus on higher-value tasks instead of dealing with manual data entry, asset or inventory tracking, reactive repair rather than predictive maintenance, and other rote chores that can be managed better by software.
 

Benefits of Using RFP Templates for Asset Management Software Selection

TEC’s RFP templates serve as a central source of information that helps to organize and focus everyone involved in choosing a new solution.
 
At the beginning of the selection process, stakeholders from business departments dealing with asset management can go through the capabilities listed on the template, picking the features that they believe will benefit their group. After all stakeholders record their desired capabilities, the leaders of the software project can start to arrive at a consensus of must-have features, versus those that aren’t necessary.
 
Once a consensus has been reached, your company will possess a custom set of software features that reflect your business requirements for asset management. At this point, you will be equipped with the knowledge necessary to dictate interactions with vendors.
 
Since the RFP template now reflects your company’s specific requirements, it can be turned into a script for product demos of the solutions you find most interesting. As vendors display the software capabilities you want to see, rather than only the bells and whistles they find most marketable, you’ll be able to use the same document to mark down scores for each presentation, facilitating a direct comparison of software solutions.
 
We’ve been involved with hundreds of successful enterprise software selection projects, and our industry analysts leverage this experience to create RFP templates that are easy to use without sacrificing a comprehensive view of asset management software. We format our templates into well-organized Excel sheets, including thousands of evaluation criteria along with a clear set of instructions on how to use the document.
 
TEC’s templates for asset management software are designed to accommodate an organized and disciplined approach to selecting a solution from start to finish, guiding businesses towards best fit software.
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