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Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) can be defined as a systematic, logical process of maintaining, upgrading, and operating physical assets in the most cost-effective manner for a particular organisation.

It combines engineering principles (in the case of EAM) with sound business practices and economic theory. It also provides tools to facilitate a more organised, logical approach to decision-making.

As such Asset Management therefore provides a frame work for handling both short and long-range planning processes for any given organisation. These same principles can also be applied to IT Asset Management.

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The benefits of adopting such practices are: Improved return on assets. Decreased costs and risk. Increased productivity. Improved asset-related decision making. Increase asset service delivery responsiveness and revenue. Improved regulatory compliance efforts. Reduced total cost of ownership.

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