Verdantix, an independent research and advisory firm, has designated MaxGrip as the innovator in the 2024 Green Quadrant for Industrial Asset Management Technology Implementation Services. In the report, Verdantix highlights MaxGrip’s deployment know-how in Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) and Asset Performance Management (APM) implementations.
“As industrial organizations increasingly prioritize operational efficiency, investment in implementation services is on the rise,” commented Hugo Fuller, Industry Analyst at Verdantix. “The complexity of IAM technology installations highlights the critical need for specialized expertise.” Fuller then continues: “MaxGrip excels at deployment services. They have a track record of EAM software implementation at scale, with strong change management expertise and robust asset integrity and reliability tech implementation services.”
In response to MaxGrip’s recognition, CEO Mark Mulder says: “I am delighted with our acknowledgement as the innovator in Asset Management Tech Implementation Services. Verdantix’s report underlines our global work in asset management software deployments, MaxGrip’s strong performance history in asset reliability services and the successful collaborations with our technology partners. MaxGrip’s domain expertise in combination with our profound change management skills, with Verdantix scoring us a market-leading score for workforce change management, are fundamental to our achievements.”
In February 2024, Verdantix conducted a detailed fact-based comparison of the 10 most prominent service providers in industrial asset management tech implementations. The Green Quadrant helps corporate buyers of industrial asset management services to quickly identify the best service provider for their needs. Based on the proprietary Verdantix Green Quadrant methodology, the in-depth report has benchmarked ten service providers across more than 100 criteria.
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