Schneider Electric has launched its Installed Base Tracking campaign in India, aimed at helping businesses create a digital identity for their critical electrical assets and take a more proactive approach to asset lifecycle management.
The campaign comes as India’s industrial, commercial and data centre sectors continue to expand, putting greater pressure on infrastructure to deliver reliable power with minimal downtime. While companies typically maintain detailed records of their corporate assets, critical electrical equipment can often operate without a complete digital footprint.
Schneider Electric is looking to close this gap by giving individual electrical assets a distinct digital identity. The company says this can help businesses move away from reactive maintenance and towards predictive lifecycle planning and condition-based maintenance.
Improving visibility across critical assets
Tracking the installed base can give businesses a clearer view of their electrical infrastructure, including equipment specifications, lifecycle status and service history.
This information can provide a stronger foundation for decisions around maintenance, modernisation, replacement and end-of-life planning. It can also help Schneider Electric deliver more tailored service recommendations based on the specific equipment and operating requirements of each customer.
According to Schneider Electric, Installed Base Tracking represents an initial step towards more advanced digital and condition-based asset management. As asset information is digitised and connected with relevant service capabilities, businesses can gain better insight into equipment performance and identify potential issues earlier.
That visibility can help organisations make more timely decisions, improve operational continuity and maximise the useful life of critical electrical assets.
Moving towards predictive asset management
Schneider Electric is inviting businesses to register their installed base and begin building a more comprehensive view of their critical electrical infrastructure.
The initiative is built around a simple idea that when an asset has a digital identity, support can be faster, planning can be easier and visibility can improve, helping businesses reduce the risk of unexpected downtime.
By combining installed-base intelligence with its digital capabilities and service expertise, Schneider Electric aims to help customers extract greater value from their existing assets while moving towards a more predictive and data-driven approach to asset management.
Leadership Comment
“Installed Base Tracking is the first step towards creating greater visibility across the asset lifecycle,” said Damini Chaudhari, Vice President, Services, Schneider Electric. “When businesses have a clear understanding of their installed assets, their service history, and where they are in their lifecycle, they can make more informed decisions around maintenance, modernization, and future investments. This helps move asset management from a reactive approach toward predictive approach, while creating a stronger foundation for efficiency, uptime and reliability.”
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