CMMS stands for Computerized Maintenance Management System. It’s software designed to help organizations manage, track, and optimize maintenance operations. Here are some key features and considerations for CMMS software:

1. **Asset Management**: Tracks maintenance schedules, repairs, and histories for equipment and facilities.

2. **Work Order Management**: Creates, assigns, and tracks maintenance tasks and work orders.

3. **Inventory Management**: Manages parts, supplies, and spare equipment necessary for maintenance tasks.

4. **Preventive Maintenance**: Schedules routine maintenance tasks to prevent equipment breakdowns.

5. **Reporting and Analytics**: Generates reports on maintenance activities, costs, and equipment performance.

6. **Integration**: Often integrates with other business systems like ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) for seamless data flow.

Popular CMMS software options include:
– **Fiix**
– **UpKeep**
– **Maintenance Connection**
– **Maximo**

Choosing the right CMMS depends on factors like the size of your organization, industry-specific needs, and integration requirements.