This tour is in productionOMSOMS: Obsolescence Management System
Obsolescence: status as a conclusion drawn from verified evidence
Unknown is a real answer, and never the same as active.
- Status
- Coming soon
- Tour type
- Data management
- Operating area
- Asset Integrity & Reliability
About this tour
How supportability is established: only verified events count, a superseded event stops counting, an event is in force once its effective date has passed, and the most severe in-force state governs.
Data management: How records are created, corrected, superseded and retained, and what survives when a value changes.
What this tour will cover
- Why an unverified event does not move the lifecycle position
- Physical items, software, firmware and licences in one model
- Exposure counted through bills of material to the installations that depend on it
Relevant industries
Inside OMS
Reports.
A screen from Obsolescence Management System itself. The tour moves through views like this one.
More in Asset Integrity & Reliability
All tours- WorkflowBarrier assurance, from performance standard to restoration.A barrier is assured through completed and verified activities, not by policy statements alone.Open
- WorkflowPreventive maintenance, driven by meter readingsCompleting a work order and closing it are two different things.Open
- ReportingQuantitative reliability, and what it will not assertAnalysis run on recorded history, with the limits stated on the result.Open
Where this sits
Asset Integrity & Reliability
Keep operating assets available, maintained, inspected and supportable.
See OMS on your own records.
A working session with your register, project or asset on screen, alongside the people who keep it.