Understand which sub system asset performance is contributing most to overall system poor performance

Job Statement

• We have observed that Health Score Contributors aren’t meeting need [because???] it doesn't summarize the health of the top level system using lower level subsytem scores. ( Like number of work orders or preventive maintenance needs at a system level. which is causing Unable to understand the top level health of a system that contains assets/ locations/ subsystems each with their own health score.

• By allowing scoring groups to belong and contribute to scores of the above scoring group Health maybe more successful calculating the top level health or custom scores of an system/asset.

Business Need/Problem

• Ensure system level performance uptime and ability to avoid unscheduled maintenance caused by subsystem / components having problems.

User Need/Problem

• As a reliability engineer, when I'm trying to understand if my systems performance as a whole is working properly, I need to be able to understand what subsystem, individual asset or location is contributing to poor performance , so that I can action the source cause of the problem to avoid service outages or catastrophic failure.

• Too many assets / components to verify at subcomponent level to verify individually. Need to roll up to easy verifying health or scores of systems.

Implementation Idea

One possible Implementation idea was to allow groups to include groups in https://ibm-ai-apps-internal.ideas.aha.io/ideas/APMCORE-I-48

Original Idea submitted:

To handle and monitor the performance of the system throughout the lifecycle.

Atm, Maximo does not have a single application where we can track the different systems performance as a whole.

Ex: Auxiliary systems, Electrical systems, Thermal protection system etc. There could be hundreds of systems having thousands of locations.

Work order/PMs/log book are distributed areas where work will happen against each location.

There could be one single application 'Aging Management' -- where each system performance can be monitored by system engineers.

Possible areas to track in each system:

- System details, Aging management class, Safety class, log book related to that system, condition reports/work orders/PMs for that system, Aging mechanisms, different maintenance programs tagged to different locations in that system.

This gives a holistic view of the system, where the performance as a whole can be analyzed and viewed.

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Anil Dontaraju