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Eptura Recognized as Leader in Enterprise Asset Management

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Independent analyst firm recognizes Eptura as a leader in Green Quadrant: Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) Software 2024 report

Eptura, the global worktech leader, has been named a leader in the Green Quadrant: Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) Software 2024 report by Verdantix, the independent research and advisory firm.

The report provides an objective and fact-based evaluation of 14 software providers across 18 technical and functional capability areas, resulting in a detailed benchmark of the industry’s most prominent global EAM software providers.

Eptura’s EAM software was recognized as a leader after receiving high scores in platform interoperability & integrations, mobile applications, user interfaces, inspections, and energy management.

“Being recognized as a leader in the Green Quadrant EAM software report not only validates our strategy to meet the diverse needs of modern enterprises, but also reinforces our position at the forefront of enterprise asset management,” stated Eptura CEO Brandon Holden. “Eptura is setting the standard for what a truly comprehensive, integrated asset management solution looks like.”

“The development of Eptura’s unified platform is a strategic move that positions Eptura as a leader in the enterprise asset management industry, providing a robust solution that not only enhances user experience but can support organizations in their efforts to boost operational efficiency,” said Hugo Fuller, Verdantix Senior Analyst.

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In its report, Verdantix highlights Eptura’s key strengths, including:

  • Robust inspections functionality
    Eptura scored 2.8/3.0 for inspections, well above the GQ average of 2.1/3.0.
    Eptura ready-made inspection templates and custom inspection form-building capabilities allow users to quickly create and modify inspections to meet specific needs, reducing setup time and increasing flexibility. The option to work with Eptura’s services team ensures that checklists are aligned with requirements, enhancing compliance and efficiency. Criticality-based work order triggers help prioritize urgent tasks, while pass/fail evaluations, mandatory media attachments, and meter readings boost usability for better data collection.
  • Numerous partnerships across business intelligence, field service management, and sensors
    The Eptura platform has prebuilt integrations with many providers. It connects with collaboration tools including Microsoft and Slack for enhanced collaboration, and user provisioning products — such as SSO, onelogin, and Okta — to help simplify access management. By integrating with business intelligence tools like Power BI, sensor providers — including Aruba, Crestron, and Rigado, and work order management systems — such as Salesforce, ServiceChannel, and ServiceNow — users can generate additional value through automation, data visualization, and advanced reporting and analytics capabilities.
  • A unified platform for use cases in both real estate and industrial environments
    As the result of several mergers, Eptura has invested heavily in rationalizing multiple products and providing a smooth experience for end users. The platform brings together asset, space, and visitor management, housed in a single UI and sign on. Eptura announced plans to introduce a single data lake that unifies information from across its platform — including asset performance, occupancy, and real estate data — and data from external sources to enhance business intelligence. Serving multiple use cases including leaders in facilities managers, IT, real estate, and maintenance, organizations stand to benefit, whether they have industrial locations or not. Through Eptura’s strategic alliance with Autodesk, Autodesk’s digital twin solution, Autodesk Tandem has been seamlessly integrated within Eptura Asset. This provides users with asset details specified from models leveraged during design and construction, providing a detailed 3D view of the built asset which users can browse.

Businesses today face significant challenges due to the segmented adoption of multiple, standalone systems. These ad-hoc solutions lead to fragmented data and limited contextual information that will complicate operations and increase costs. As stated in an earlier Verdantix report, “Firms need to be able to readily integrate systems and aggregate data sets to truly benefit from both their existing systems and from newer technology innovations.” 

Modern enterprises are not only looking for tools that help them become more efficient, but are transformative for their operations.

Eptura has effectively addressed one of the biggest challenges in asset management today: complexity management. This approach is crucial for maintaining a competitive edge in today’s digital landscape. Eptura’s unified platform’s flexibility to serve both industrial and non-industrial environments effectively makes it a versatile tool that can meet various operational demands, a key factor in the company’s recognition as a global leader.

“This accolade is a significant milestone for Eptura and a clear indication that our strategic initiatives are not only effective but also highly valued by industry experts,” Holden added. “We remain dedicated to pushing the boundaries of what enterprise asset management can achieve.”

Source: Businesswire