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White Papers
Have questions about MRO master data management and its related topics? As a leader in the industry with multiple decades of experience, IMA has plenty of knowledge to share. Check out our informational white papers below to learn about the different pieces of MRO data management, what best practices look like, and more.
Creating a Virtual MRO Storeroom
Reduce excess inventory, improve procurement, and cut costs with a Virtual MRO Storeroom. This white paper explores how a corporate MRO catalogue boosts efficiency and includes a case study on a manufacturer saving millions. Download now to learn more!
Data Cleansing For Efficient Asset Management and Maximum ERP Functionality
Manufacturing and asset-intensive organizations often face challenges with material master data management. Learn how MRO data cleansing can enhance asset management and boost ERP functionality in this White Paper.
Achieving Cost Reduction Targets Through MRO Data Cleansing
Trying to increase your throughput on a decreased budget? It’s time to make your material master data an asset. Learn how your MRO data cleansing project can lead to cost savings across your organization.
Mastering the Global Manufacturing Data Challenge
Global manufacturers continue to compete in a space that becomes more competitive and complex as the years pass. KPIs, ERPs, CRMs; it all begs the question, how do we do more with less?
The High Cost of Corrupt Materials Data
How do we quantify the cost of corrupt materials data to justify a data cleansing investment? Even if budgets are tight, with the right business case, you can show your C-suite how beneficial your MRO data cleansing project will be.
Optimizing Your Material Master Data Inventory
What does it mean to optimize your material master data? Learn what a step-by-step procedure looks like and the benefits you can gain from a data project to help you find the right strategy for your organization’s needs.
Show Me The Money: MRO Inventory Optimization
In today’s business, with advanced technology and procedures, there is no question that a lot of money is tied up in MRO inventory. The question now is how to turn that unnecessary evil into significant cost savings.
