LAUNCHING A PILOT PROJECT
Starting the future together
Are you curious about using a new software solution, but recoil at the thought of making the changeover? Do you fear losing valuable working time? That’s entirely understandable! In many cases implementing new solutions brings about not just an abrupt stop with your previous system, but also a double burden for your whole team. Good to know, then, that you can forge new trails in a relaxed manner — for example with COMAN.

With our pilot project, we accompany your journey over the course of 14 weeks in just three stages. During this time, you only need integrate one key user and can try out COMAN in parallel with your usual processes. Compare your previous workflows directly with the new possibilities we offer and see the added value. Convinced? You’ll have another pleasant surprise – as the data from your pilot project becomes the framework for your follow-up projects. Just one of the ways that we help keep your efforts required for full integration low.
PILOT PROJECT PROCEDURE
Who takes which steps?
PREPARATION – WEEK 1
VORBEREITUNG – WOCHE 2
PILOT RUN TIME – WEEKS 3 > 14
“When can we get started?”
Contact us to find out more and discuss starting conditions!
SOFTWARE INTRODUCTION WITH COMAN
Approaching possible hurdles, and how we overcome or prevent them.
Even though the term onboarding is more used in human resources, it fits perfectly with our approach to software implementation. This is because we take you with us on a journey into the future, on which we have taken numerous well-known companies. The special thing about the COMAN way is that anyone who uses our on-site management software in plant engineering or other industrial sectors benefits from the experience of all the other users. By constantly and practically adapting our software to the daily challenges of our customers, we develop features and solutions that benefit everyone in the COMAN community.
We know that introducing new software is characterized by a number of hurdles – because in most cases there is a deep intervention in the established processes and structures of a company. However, when introducing COMAN software, hardly any new steps are necessary at first, because by integrating your interfaces and standards to our data hub, you can keep your existing tools and systems. We dock with you, so to speak. Of course, a certain amount of change and adaptation of familiar processes is part of implementing something new – but then again, introducing new software is usually because you want to change and improve things.
Often, the introduction of a new software solution in plant engineering or other areas fails because the documentation and information transfer regarding the new processes are inconsistently implemented. However, since these aspects around status capture are at the core of our interpretation of project management in plant engineering, and thus a path to the Digital Project Twin, you can free yourself from this concern.
The biggest challenge in a software implementation is usually the additional burden on the people involved. This is where our Application Specialists come in. They take care of your questions about efficient project work with COMAN during the pilot phase. Productivity and motivation can often be lost if those involved do not actually have time for an introduction ‘on the side’ or if those involved are not made clearly aware of the advantages that will directly result for them in the future: less effort in data maintenance, less susceptibility to errors in activities and better plannability. COMAN visualizes all of this. Our Smart Objects, coupled with an intelligent system of roles, rights and views, allow us to illustrate for each individual the influence of the status of other trades on their own work and scheduling.
FAQs
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FURTHER INFORMATION
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