On  23rd March 2005, a massive explosion ripped through one of America  David Hipkin is managing director of SoftSols Group, makers of Agility maintenance management software. “If maintenance is good, less goes wrong: it’s that simple,” he said. “In the long term, proper maintenance means that organisations save money. More and more of our customers are finding that Agility very quickly pays for itself, because it’s specifically designed to make maintenance management quick and easy. It’s a case of using the right tool for the right job.”
Agility is now the clear market leader in its sector, and is particularly popular with small-to-medium sized organisations and distributed enterprises. The key advantage is its simplicity: it works the way people want it to work. That means they’re happy to use it for everything from scheduling jobs to managing spare parts; analysing costs to selecting contractors; preparing reports to sharing information. Agility does everything they need to manage a maintenance programme.
If BP had used the right tool for the right job, the Texas City disaster might never have happened.
· Find out more at www.getagility.com
· To arrange a personal demonstration of Agility, you can call David and his team on 01924 200344, or email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
· You can read the report into the disaster at http://www.bp.com/genericarticle.do?categoryId=9005029&contentId=7015905