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CMMS

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CMMSComputerized Maintenance Management System
CMMSComputerized Maintenance Management Software
CMMSCenter for Medicare and Medicaid Services
CMMSConceptual Model of the Mission Space
CMMSCenter for Multilingual Multicultural Studies
CMMSCentre for Mechanics of Micro-Systems
CMMSComputer Maintenance Mangement System
CMMSCorps Materiel Management System
CMMSComprehensive Military Medical Surveillance
CMMSCentral Maine Morning Sentinel


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A CMMS can be used to assure the high quality of both equipment condition and output.
Making maintenance work for you: stay ahead of the repair curve, and ... by Bagadia, Kris / Modern Casting
Eventually some of that data is input into the CMMS on campus.
Help for high maintenance: IHEs turn to software for campus planning ... by Angelo, Jean Marie / University Business
These CMMS or EAM programs are in simplest terms, nothing more than a series of programmed relational databases, "modules," which talk to each other.
COMPUTERIZED MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS: An Overview by HERNANDEZ, VICTOR M. / Parks & Recreation
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