In this release, we’re rolling out a new set of features in SAP Asset Performance Management that make industrial system setup, monitoring, and device management even more efficient. From building and editing industrial system templates directly in Excel, cutting down on unnecessary alerts with advanced rule execution modes, and new embedded IoT capabilities, these updates are designed to save time, reduce errors, and give you more control over complex operations.
Let's dive right in.
In the Manage Industrial System Template app, you can now use Excel to import/export system templates and template structures to streamline hierarchy management and reduce manual work.
From the Industrial System Template list page, the system now provides a downloadable Excel template that simplifies the process of creating a new system template. It includes:
You can then make edits in Excel and re-import the file to create a new industrial system. For more information, see Creating an Industrial System Template through Import.
From the industrial system template object page (tab Structure) choose Import or Export System Template Structure to:
All imports run as background jobs, avoiding workflow interruptions
Business benefits:
For more information, refer to Export or Import a System Structure Template.
For functions in an industrial system, you can now add additional attributes, including failure data profiles and functional failures to functional system elements in industrial systems and industrial system templates.
By doing so, you get deeper insights into system performance and failure patterns. This enables more proactive maintenance strategies, reducing downtime and optimizing resource allocation for enhanced operational efficiency.
For more information, see
The following new capabilities are now available for you to explore via the Manage Devices app in SAP Asset Performance Management, as part of the Early Adopter Care program:
Authenticate devices using Certificates.
For more information, see Getting Early Adopter Access to New Features and Functions.
Watch this space for a dedicated blog - coming soon!
You can now define sophisticated rules that delay immediate actions, ensuring that transient issues don't trigger unnecessary alerts. This feature enhances system monitoring capabilities by introducing two innovative modes: Consecutive Condition Fulfilment Mode and Duration Mode.
Consecutive Condition Fulfilment Mode: In this mode, actions are triggered only after a condition is met consecutively a specified number of times. This helps ensure that only persistent issues, rather than one-off anomalies, are flagged for attention.
Duration Mode: This mode allows actions to be triggered when conditions are met within a specific time interval, regardless of the order. By using a characteristic to determine the time frame, engineers can tailor monitoring to better capture intermittent issues that persist over defined periods.
By implementing these advanced rule definitions, businesses can significantly reduce false alarms and improve focus on genuine system issues thereby optimizing both time and costs.
For more information, see Triggering a Rule.
To ensure you stay updated with the latest alerts without needing to refresh manually, automatic refresh ON toggle is enabled by default. Alerts are updated every 60 seconds. You can disable the toggle if you want to refresh the alerts list manually.
You can now effortlessly sort, group, and search for values across different tabs using enhanced filter functionality. For example, with technical objects, the default sorting is based on category, and you have the flexibility to search, sort, or group by category, technical object type, or active/inactive status. This unified approach to filtering streamlines data management and ensures ease of navigation regardless of the tab you're working in. For more information, see Communication Systems.
See you soon for the 2509 update!
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