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MPulse Technology Over the past decade, MPulse software has set the standard for practical, seasoned and easy-to-use EAM / CMMS software, well-suited to maintenance best practices. During that time customer’s needs have changed and evolved. And so has MPulse. In the spring of 2002 a design team was charged with integrating MPulse's field-proven capabilities with the emerging Microsoft .NET Framework.
The result is a quantum advancement in every way; usability, power and connectivity. MPulse vSix software solutions are state of the art, Web-native EAM / CMMS. They provide elegant user functions and comprehensive feature sets ideal for the lean manufacturing era; and all this at a fraction the cost of truly competitive solutions.
The specifics and implications of this evolution are presented in detail in White papers and other articles listed below. Please feel free to contact us if you do not find a specific topic of interest covered.
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- MPulse vSix; A business case for Advanced software Hosting & Delivery methods
This white paper explores the various hosting options available to EAM / CMMS customers. The paper explains the current and historical application software deployment methods. It examines trends and evaluates the features and benefits of each.
The paper separates the deployment issues and choices from the procurement issues and choices. With the advent of hosting services new procurement options have come into play. Organizations are now forced to make three separate decisions:
- Software functionality - does the software meet our EAM / CMMS needs.
- Deployment options - do you want to locally host all your data and services inside your firewall; or, do you want to outsource the hosting to the vendor for reduced costs and operating expense.
- Purchase options - do you want to purchase the software outright and have long term options; or, do you want to subscribe to the software (aka. Rent); or, lease to own.
MPulse is one of the few products where these decisions can be entirely separate, one doesn't force the other.
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- MPulse vSix; Adopting Microsoft .NET & nTier topologies
This white paper provides analysis of how MPulse EAM / CMMS came to choose this dynamic computing platform, comparison of the choices available, and descriptions of the features and benefits available to MPulse and it's customers as a result.
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- Achieving CMMS Using MPulse Maintenance Software
This white paper explains the relationship between the acronym CMMS and MPulse Maintenance Software products and services.
There is much confusion in the market place caused by the indescrimiate use of acronyms, such as EAM and CMMS, which cause frustration on the part of customers who are just starting their search.
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