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See how Shedd Aquarium in Chicago — home to 32,000 animals and 5M gallons of water — uses Siemens Asset Essentials to centralize preventive maintenance, mobilize HVAC technicians and track KPIs across complex life-support systems.

Facing inefficiencies and lack of data, the Tasmanian Department for Education, Children and Young People (DECYP) created a fit-for-purpose maintenance solution to manage more than 599 facilities across the state.

The Operations Department at this large public library system needed a better way to manage maintenance. Learn how Asset Essentials helped streamline work order management, implement KPI tracking and drive efficiency.

The City and Borough of Juneau, Alaska moved from paper-based work orders to Siemens full asset management and capital planning suite — using mobile data capture and objective reporting to justify funding and plan, not react.

Facing a deferred maintenance backlog, the City of Austin used enterprise asset management software and capital planning data to tell a compelling story to the CFO — and secured an additional $250M over five years.

Berry College's higher education asset management transformation with Siemens Asset Essentials: a mobile CMMS rollout, a shift from reactive to preventive maintenance, and 100% facilities adoption across a 27,000-acre campus.

New Zealand’s Whanganui District Council relied on an outdated, siloed asset management system. The configurability and usability of Siemens Asset Management solutions helped them create a unified asset policy and gain efficiency.

A luxury senior living community deployed TheWorxHub to centralize work order data, shift toward preventive maintenance, streamline housekeeping for 400 residents and support staff training across its three towers.

After a lightning strike highlighted its outdated work order system, Beaufort County used Asset Essentials and a facility condition assessment to implement preventive maintenance and back budget and staffing requests with data.

After years of reactionary repairs and fragmented data, a California city used Asset Essentials to uncover $500,000 in annual energy savings and shift toward proactive, data-driven maintenance and long-term capital planning.