The PM Blog

Don’t settle for an incomplete "solution."

This review of TeamWork Group’s approach to providing tools for work management touches on:

• What work management is
• How TeamWork Group manages different types of work environments
• How TeamWork Group’s solutions address the needs of different work environments
• How you get started using a TeamWork solution and its apps—and how long it takes.
• What you stand to lose by using these apps

When the promise of simplicity that comes with the installation of enterprise resource planning systems is faced with the reality of daily business, how can businesses pick up the pieces—of the time, knowledge, and money they've used—to create an application that's easier for users, at any level, to use to do their jobs?

In the 1990s, Microsoft promised that you could have "information at your fingertips." But does that growing folder of project files on your desktop fulfill the promise—and what's a better way to store information to keep it useful and accessible?

IT managers, plant managers, department managers and members of maintenance, engineering and operations teams may know the five general requirements for plant-wide asset and work management, including maintenance (routine, preventive, predictive and turnaround) and capital projects. TeamWork provides a way to streamline each of these.