Best Networkable CMMS Program?

 

We are using TMSOnsite by Four Rivers Software.

Answer provided by Michael S., Biomedical Equipment Technician, CBET, via LinkedIN

 

 

We are using TMS Professional by Four Rivers as well.

Answer provided by David H, Manager, Clinical Engineering at Salem Health, via LinkedIN

 

We use MediMizer X3.

Answer provided by Patrick H., Clinical Engineer at UVA Health System, via LinkedIN

while TMS is the most used options support is basically not there. Also this system is very expensive. Just something to consider.  If you have a IT group at your facility ask them about making a data base for you. I would use asp.net and SQL. Simply because it is highly scalable. Most web sites like amazon use php and mysql for their databases. There are a ton of tutorials online for creating databases most of them are free. Here are some links to get you started. I think going this route you will be able to tailor the database to your needs, its free, secure, scalable, and most of all you will learn something new.

www.lynda.com  tons of tutorials you will have  working prototype in two weeks!

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh420390(v=vs.110).aspx   asp.net    Sql express its free!

http://www.wampserver.com/en/      php and sql its free!

hope this opens a new world to you. have fun!

 

We are using Asset Plus from GE.

 

Answer provided by Sameer A., Biomedical Engineer, via LinkedIN

We use Calem EAM. Open source.

Answer provided by Fathi Q., Biomedical Engineer at St.John Eye Hospital, via LinkedIN

We are using Asset Manager from Mainspring (aka St Croix systems). This is about to be replaced state-wide so I will have a different answer in a few months. I have been using St Croix products for more than a decade with great success.

Answer provided by Adrian R., Biomedical Engineer at Womens and childrens hospital, via LinkedIN

I am retired now after 43 years in Biomed, my last position I was there for 21 years and we used Medimizer. It does everything you want and the report writer is very good . there are canned reports and you can develop your own very easily with a bit of practice. The support is very good and for the most part done on line. Had good success.

Answer provided by Joe L., Assistant Director Biomedical Engineering at Abington Memorial Hospital retired, via LinedIN

We are using Equipment Management System (EMS) but are in the process of moving to TriRiga on a State-wide basis. Not too sure about this one - we will see - has anybody had experience with TriRiga ?

Answer provided by James M., Manager Clinical Technology Service at Central Coast Local Health District & Managing Director MEngineering Australia, via LinkedIN

We use Alert by Fieldpoint which was highly customized to run all facets of our business.

Answer provided by Paul M., Managing Director at MMS Field Service 360, via LinkedIN

We use Mainspring formally known as St Croix Systems for both our Clinical Engineering and Plant Engineering departments here at Novant Health. They have a fantastic support team who really understand when something is pressing and needs immediate action. They have a fantastic product that it continuously growing and has fit our needs nicely. We made the change from multiple facilities using multiple products to one corporate wide system, and the reporting features make it so easy to build reports to show results at an individual facility level or as a corporation as a whole.

Answer provided by Jennifer W., CMMS Administrator Novant Health Plant Engineering, via LinkedIN