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Introduction
This course not only trains the students to use a computerized Plant
Maintenance system and get a hands on experience of the automated processes, it
goes much beyond to train them as managers and future heads of departments to
become a proactive and intelligent partner in the automation process. It aims
at making them IT savvy so that they can not only use IT to their best
advantage, but get the best of IT folks by skillfully interacting with them and
becoming an equal partner in the IT game.
Today, there is a big divide
between Managers who are IT Aware and those who are not. This course will make
them ready for the IT-Driven Corporate World as a skilled Maintenance user,
Process Automation consultant, Maintenance System Implementer, Maintenance Management
Automation Expert and Maintenance Manager.
Objectives
To make students capable of not
only using the computerized Maintenance Management software, but as managers,
ensure efficient, smooth and flawless use of Maintenance Information System in
their department and also contribute to the entire company by learning a unique
skill as catalysts to IT Driven change.
To make the students better Maintenance
Management professionals, better Maintenance Managers and better contributors
to the Company in today’s IT-Driven Corporate World.
Description
It is not just enough for MBA
students to know the Maintenance management processes. With most organizations
opting for computerized processes, students need to be familiar with the
automated processes. There is more demand for professionals with exposure to
automated business processes, and more so for those with hands on training on
some Maintenance Management systems.
Whereas most courses on automated
processes cover the routine stuff like familiarizing the students with
application packages like Maintenance Information System or ERP, this course
goes much beyond. Since it comes from Prem Kamble, a CIO with over 25 years of
industry experience, it aims to equip the MBA students with all aspects of
automation that their job will demand - not only as Maintenance executives, but
also future Maintenance managers and as Material Department Heads.
With
his very close interactions with users and keen observations of people during
his tenure as CIO, Prem Kamble knows that software users need to play different
important roles in the automation process apart from simply using the product
effectively. MBAs not only need to know the nitty-gritty’s of using the product
optimally, they should be able to perform the role of Maintenance Business
Analysts to improve automated processes, to define the specifications of automated
Maintenance processes in case they are part of the implementation team. Most
important of all, they need to be able to, as managers and future Heads of Maintenance
Management Departments, be able to manage the transition to automated systems
which is often the most difficult last mile of any automation project. When Maintenance
Information System is implemented in your department, you as Maintenance
managers will play a very critical role which is more important than the role
of IT Manager when it comes to the success or failure of the implementation
process. This course will make you capable to effectively play that important
role as a prime driver of change in your department.
So the course prepares the
students to be effective users, IT-Driven change managers, effective business
analysts to define and improve automated processes within their department.
They will be able to smartly and intelligently interact with the IT folks to
get the best out of them. They can also take up roles as Business Analysts or
Functional Specialists in IT companies.
Key Benefits
- Firstly, students will become familiar with computerized Maintenance
systems so that they are comfortable working in an environment in a company
where they use Computerized Maintenance system.
- They will understand the intricacies of a computerized application
- Students will not only be proficient in using the package, but in
suggesting improvements.
- Students will know the intricacies of IT Transition from a manual system
to computerized system so that they can intelligently interact with the IT
folks to successfully implement Maintenance system.
- Implementation of new system is a very difficult process. There are
70-80% failures in implementations. The students will be capable to be
catalysts in the implementation of not only Maintenance system but any other IT
driven change
- Students will learn how to manage a Department with automated Maintenance
system
- They will learn not only how to use the package to their advantage, but
as managers, how to lead efficiently, and make the best use of IT for their
department as leaders in the department.
- Interested students can also take up a role of Business Analysts for Maintenance
processes in IT companies
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