Category: Mining

  • How Useful Is Your Technology If No One Uses It?

    Legacy business systems or complicated specialty solutions can create confusion and are likely to be abandoned by users for simpler ways to enter and share data. When employees create workarounds to avoid using your business solutions, your mining enterprise is at risk for inconsistent practices as well as aged and inaccurate data. Implement an efficient,…

  • Control Costs And Downtime By Controlling Capital Assets

    Mining enterprises rely on expensive equipment that often needs maintenance, upgrading, and eventually replacement. Capital assets can have a significant impact on cash flow and profitability, especially when breakdowns result in unexpected downtime. Gain greater control over capital assets and their expenses by using an integrated business management solution that can track maintenance, service contracts,…

  • Mining Companies Can Achieve Strategic Goals By Monitoring Key Metrics (KPIs)

    If you can measure it, you can monitor it, then you can use that insight to achieve strategic goals.  That is the idea behind using key performance indicators (KPIs) to promote continuous process improvement.  Mining companies can’t rely on disparate, specialty solutions to monitor data.  In order to identify trends and respond faster, you need…

  • Miners Don’t Let Data Get Buried In Their Business Software

    Do you spend more time looking for business data than using it?  If you are using entry-level or disparate, specialty software, then you could be wasting valuable time.  Mining companies need to be able to make swift business decisions based on reliable data.  Don’t let your data get buried in your business software.  Access the…