ISO 55000:2014 — Asset management¶
International Organization for Standardization. (2014). ISO 55000:2014 — Asset management: Overview, principles and terminology.
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- Maintenance
- Maintenance organizes otherwise overwhelming complexity into categories: the maintenance schedule (time-based intervals), maintenance records (tracking what was done), maintenance-cost budgeting (allocating resources), and the decision logic for upgrading from preventive to predictive (collecting data to decide when to maintain rather than simply how often), an organizing schema codified in ISO 55000 (2014) as the international standard for asset-management overview, principles, and terminology.
This sourceISO. International asset-management standard codifying scheduling, records, budgeting, and decision logic for maintenance and replacement of tangible and intangible assets.
- Maintenance organizes otherwise overwhelming complexity into categories: the maintenance schedule (time-based intervals), maintenance records (tracking what was done), maintenance-cost budgeting (allocating resources), and the decision logic for upgrading from preventive to predictive (collecting data to decide when to maintain rather than simply how often), an organizing schema codified in ISO 55000 (2014) as the international standard for asset-management overview, principles, and terminology.
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