Likelihood to Recommend EAM is a very capable application without necessarily making it a complex tool to use. The nice thing with EAM is that, thanks to its configuration capabilities, it can be implemented in a multi-stage manner where users can start simple and then later (and over time) expand the usage as they learn or better understand its full potential.
Read full review I believe that Sage is not suited well for our company because we are too large. To add new users we have to go into all 200+ companies and add their access individually. This is time-consuming and not a good way to manage access.
Read full review Pros Real-time reporting; this was an improvement on the stand-along Microsoft Excel-based reports Integrates with Oracle; linking to an enterprise system help to link with the ledger Generally user friendly; the user interface and navigation is relatively intuitive to use Read full review Central Repository. Staying up to date on tax law changes. Read full review Cons The update schedule takes some getting used to Possible to accidentally lock yourself out of your own account (if admin) Read full review Adding new users with multiple company access Copying users Read full review Usability EAM is overall simple to use, especially since the UI and individual forms can be configured per user group with simple clicks by a system administrator.
Read full review Support Rating The user support is better than average when comparing it to other software vendors we use. Normally they reply very quickly, but there is also a tendency to even reply too fast without fully analyzing or understanding the whole underlying problem. However, when we ask support to escalate something to the development team, this is done quickly as well.
Read full review Rather lackluster. Our account manager generally works with Sage's support team and oftentimes finds herself frustrated with a lack of understanding from the support team. Additionally, when IT is attempting to update the system (which from my understanding is a bear of epic complex proportions) they often times find themselves frustrated and at a loss for what needs done.
Read full review Alternatives Considered HxGN EAM is relatively comparable. Much of the software solutions for large enterprise businesses offer relatively comparable features and functionality. For example, integration with our organization's asset management strategy. The set-up of the asset management is organization-specific depending on the type of assets. At our organization, it was primarily equipment and buildings. HxGN EAM stacked up well against the other major solutions such as SAP EAM,
IBM Maximo , etc. It may be best to include it as part of the options assessed for a solution to consider.
Read full review [I believe that] Sage is nowhere near as good as Oracle. Oracle is easy to use and administer and the features are much better. The system is cloud-based so there are fewer issues with on-prem or virtual servers.
Read full review Return on Investment Infor EAM works as well as the data contained. Management has to be dedicated to a change in culture and everyone must buy into this. Infor EAM is very useful in exposing shoddy maintenance practices, or poor reaction to required maintenance. A company cannot be afraid to let the system work for them, and take the necessary actions to improve maintenance practices to prolong the life of their investments. The only negative, is as mentioned above, Infor has the capabilities with KPIs and custom reports to easily identify unacceptable maintenance practices. Read full review It is incredibly difficult to use and our business users generally do not look favorably on it. It is relatively low cost, which is a nice feature and lends to quick ROI. Read full review ScreenShots