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PDS Asset Management Software is an asset management and condition monitoring application for web, Android, and iOS that eliminates the need for spreadsheets and manual reports. The software collects and stores technical data on assets, collates condition information for total asset health overview, and tracks component wear to predict replacement needs and prevent unplanned downtime.
Provider
Productivity Development Solutions
Located In
Australia
Foundation
2006
Open API
Unverified
Deployment
Cloud, SaaS, Web-Based
Training
Documentation, In Person
Support
Chat
Mining, construction, heavy industry, infrastructure
Content Source: PDS
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PDS Reviews
"PDS"
Overall: Overall I’ve had a fairly positive experience using PDS and would recommend this program
Pros: PDS is fairly easy to use, intuitive, user friendly, organized and detailex
Cons: The software itself looks a bit archiac and outdated
