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How to measure success of an APM program:

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Measuring the success of APM programs consists of assessing various metrics and indicators determining the effectiveness. Some key areas to focus on are:

  • Asset Utilisation Rate
    How effectively assets are being used relative to their capacity.
  • Downtime
    Tracking how long both planned and unplanned downtime to assess reliability.
  • Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF)
    Average time between each asset failure.
  • Mean Time to Repair (MTTR)
    How quickly each asset failure can be repaired back to a functional state.
  • Total Cost of Ownership (TCO)
    Total cost of an asset over its lifespan, including acquisition, operation and maintenance costs.
  • Return of Assets (ROA)
    How much income is generated directly relative to assets.
  • Asset Health Index
    Monitoring the condition of assets to gauge its longevity.
  • Performance Deviation
    Monitoring performance against benchmarks or standards to gauge areas for improvement.
  • Safety Incident Rates
    Measuring total incidents related to asset performance.
  • Customer feedback
    Using customer satisfaction rates to assess the impacts from asset performance.