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SPARETECH

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SPARETECH develops artificial intelligence-powered software for the Maintenance, Repair, and Operations (MRO) sector. The company's platform is built for manufacturing organizations, addressing the challenges of spare parts management by leveraging technology to reduce expenditure and inventory levels while mitigating the risk of unplanned production downtime.

The technical work involves several core domains: AI and machine learning, the harmonization and enrichment of material data, and integration with enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems. These capabilities support a suite of products designed to digitize and streamline MRO workflows. Offerings include a Global Spare Parts Search tool, an Automated BOM (Bill of Materials) Check, a Digital Workflow system for standardizing material data governance, and a Data Lifecycle Management solution.

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