Sarah Bellstedt

Investing in CMMS software is a long process. It’s not uncommon to dedicate months, or even years, to comparing vendors, pricing, features, and usability until a clear winner emerges. Once you’ve selected the right option, it can feel like a huge weight has been lifted off your shoulders. Time to sit back and watch the results roll in, right? Well, not exactly.

The fact is, an estimated 74% of all IT projects fail. That’s no small number! What’s more, there are many factors that can derail a successful CMMS implementation, whether it’s improper training, bad data being put into the system, misconfiguring the system, employees failing to take responsibility for the implementation process, or technicians refusing to adopt the new technology.