
Provide project managers with real time, in-field project data with this mobile app.
Go CPPM integrates seamlessly into the AiM Capital Planning and Project Management module, providing project managers with the precise functionality they need in the field. Features include:
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AiM Capital Planning and Project Management helps organizations increase fiscal controls and improve financial accountability for capital projects, reduce their risk profile through improved regulatory compliance, and streamline capital planning and management processes to reduce CAPEX and improve rates of return from capital investments. AiM tightly aligns capital planning and facilities maintenance, improving access to shared data, reducing costs, and promoting greater transparency across the organization.
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AssetWorks Professional Services supports customers throughout the entire software lifecycle. In addition to developing ReADY, AiM, and Go, AssetWorks partners with organizations to deliver strategic guidance, successful implementations, and ongoing support. From software deployment and user adoption to custom integrations, automation, and technical support, AssetWorks helps ensure systems run smoothly and align with long-term business goals.
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The AiM product is the core of our real estate and facility management system, featuring five distinct pillars that combine to meet your campus’s needs.
ReADY engagement products are user-friendly, integrated solutions that connect you with your campus, colleagues, and customers to provide the highest level of service.
Go mobile apps empower your personnel in the field, making your people more flexible and efficient on the job.
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