Adopting a CMMS is about more than just learning new software. For a lot of organizations, it represents a full culture shift from a paper-based work process to a digital one. This shift, combined with the challenges of adopting new technology, means that a lot of CMMS implementations fail. In fact, industry standard failure rates range from 60% to 80%. Reasons why CMMS implementations fail: Lack of support from management Running over budget and past deadline Insufficient training Poor end-user adoption Failure to make the system an everyday tool This guide will take you through the CMMS implementation process to help maximize your chance of success and make sure you don’t become part of that 60% to 80%.

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