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This release outlines how Schneider Electric’s unified asset performance management model is designed to help streamline critical electrical infrastructure service delivery across complex, multi-vendor environments.
Schneider Electric announced that it has expanded its unified asset performance management service model in the US to consolidate electrical infrastructure services into a single accountable partnership. This model is designed to help organizations managing critical infrastructure to simplify operations and strengthen system-wide resilience as well as helping them to better address rising operational complexity driven by aging assets, fragmented vendor relationships, workforce shortages, and growing electrification demands.
Schneider Electric reports customer outcomes, such as reducing electrical failures and unplanned downtime by up to 75 percent, along with reductions of up to 40 percent in on-site and planned downtime costs. These improvements stem from consolidating fragmented service contracts and delivering coverage across the full infrastructure portfolio.
Integrated Model for Critical Electrical Infrastructure
Instead of coordinating multiple service providers across different components of the electrical system, organizations can engage Schneider Electric as a single point of accountability across planning, deployment, operations, modernization, and lifecycle support. The model is intended to help organizations reduce operational risk, improve reliability, and manage infrastructure complexity without expanding internal staffing.
Core service elements of the unified asset performance management service model include:
One Contact: A single point of engagement covering the full electrical infrastructure.
One Contract: More flexible service coverage across critical assets and systems helps to streamline operations.
One Expert Team: Specialists supported by condition-based maintenance, AI-enabled monitoring, and 24/7 remote support help to improve uptime and efficiency.
Unified Expertise Across Assets and Vendors
Schneider Electric leverages a combination of technical and digital capabilities, including a large global installed base, internal data science resources, and electrical infrastructure experts and certified partners, to support end-to-end service delivery. This includes the ability to service and modernize multi-vendor assets, allowing organizations to help consolidate responsibility without replacing existing equipment.
This approach is designed to support electrical systems from grid entry through operational output, combining engineering expertise, remote monitoring, and maintenance practices to help extend asset longevity and reduce unplanned service events.
Focus on System-Wide Performance and Predictability
The unified model aims to help improve reliability, reduce downtime, and better optimize cost structures for operators managing mission-critical facilities. By consolidating lifecycle services and contextual data into a single operational framework, organizations can move from fragmented maintenance practices to a more coordinated, proactive infrastructure management.
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