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McLaren Health Care tracked capital needs in spreadsheets with no long-term visibility. After adopting Origin, they boosted annual capital funding by 25%, improved facility health scores and standardized data across 14 hospitals.

With no asset records and no capital plan, Children’s Health turned to Origin software for detailed asset analytics and actionable insights. They built 10-year forecasts and secured $20 million in funding requests.

With Energy Manager, Davis School District reduced energy consumption by 17% despite a 40% growth in facilities, saved hundreds of thousands of dollars and won the prestigious 2024 Utah Energy Champion for Education Organizations.

Struggling with an inefficient CMMS, MadTree Brewing switched to Asset Essentials. The brewery quickly identified $35K in untracked inventory and gained back 10 labor hours per week through work order efficiency.

Facing a costly on-premises CMMS update, Bates College switched to a cloud-based, customizable solution. The change lifted the administrative burden off its IT team and let the school tailor work order processing to its own needs.

Siemens Electrical Products operated 12 plants on seven different CMMS systems. With Asset Essentials and Origin, they unified maintenance, boosted efficiency, encouraged communication and forecasted capital needs 15 years out.

The popularity of the Barossa Valley food and wine region was straining its legacy asset management system. With Siemens’ enterprise platform, the council optimized asset management, long-term planning and maintenance efficiency.

See how MSI Express — a manufacturer with 16 facilities across six states — uses Siemens Data Share with Asset Essentials to consolidate CMMS data into hourly dashboards, track maintenance KPIs and justify capital purchases.

See how Oneida County, NY's public works department uses Asset Essentials and Predictor to standardize work across three district garages, capture institutional knowledge from retiring staff and forecast future capital needs.

Solano County, CA's facilities management team uses Siemens Asset Essentials to manage 55 buildings across seven cities, hit 91% work order completion and shift from reactive fixes to a preventive maintenance program.