APM Cloud & Edge

Digital Requirements for Asset-Intensive Organizations

APM helps organizations reduce unplanned downtime, extend asset life, and improve safety by identifying and mitigating risks early. It also enhances decision-making by providing actionable insights, which drive better operational efficiency and cost savings. For energy companies, APM is particularly valuable for managing critical infrastructure, ensuring compliance, and maximizing asset availability and output, ultimately helping meet performance and sustainability goals.

APM delivered via SaaS is helping engineers and leaders meet their KPIs by providing near real-time data insights, predictive maintenance capabilities, and core reliability functionality. With GE Vernova’s cloud-based APM, organizations can create a central location for asset management programs.

Here’s how:

Leverage APIs for Edge and Asset Connectivity

Edge computing can process raw data in near-real time, apply analytics, support local applications and pre-filter cloud-bound data to save costs. Edge can provide this and more with deployment options from small-footprint embedded gateways to plant-floor appliances to high-end server configurations.
More so, APM delivers users the ability to use configured connectors for EAM and Historians or generate APIs to call other data in, or out, of APM.
Unify Processes and Software at Scale

Leveraging GE Vernova’s cloud-based APM allows organizations to gain access to GE’s asset expertise, along with powerful software solutions. Since APM is more than Predictive Analytics, GE Vernova’s APM can help organizations create end-to-end asset strategies—allowing more efficient and data-driven work. Starting with core APM processes, then adding APM software, GE Vernova’s APM can help decrease downtime, increase efficiency and decrease operational risk. In the cloud, these outcomes can be scaled asset-to-asset, site-to-site and also provide leadership the insights required to make business decisions.
Increase Composability and Interoperability

GE Vernova’s micro-service-based platform is built with connectivity and composability in mind. Users can easily leverage our platform to generate dashboards, policies, workflows and strategies for GE and non-GE assets. This includes providing composability to any asset-intensive industry. GE Vernova’s APM platform in the cloud also increases interoperability with other business systems, such as SAP and Maximo, which can allow for work orders to be created and actioned alongside other critical data. With an expansive APM software suite, users can gain the ability to start their APM program where they need, realize results and then scale APM to other applications—keeping all asset data in one location.