EAM $($Enterprise Asset Management$)$ Software systems is an enterprise software which manages enterprise assets such as machinery, equipment, and infrastructure. Their main task is to optimize the use of resources, increase their lifespan and minimize the costs associated with their maintenance. EAM systems enable tracking the life cycle of individual assets from the moment they are acquired, through their use and maintenance, until they are decommissioned. This makes it possible to schedule and perform regular inspections and maintenance to avoid failures, thereby minimizing costs associated with repairs and downtime. This software type is most beneficial to companies from asset$-$intensive industries such as manufacturing, construction, energy, and utilities. The primary users of EAM software are maintenance teams who leverage the software to identify issues and perform inspections or repairs. In addition, the Software would be used to migrate, reposition or re deploy the assets across multiple project sites. EAM systems also offer functionality related to monitoring the performance and availability of individual assets and generating reports and analyses on their consumption, failure rate, or costs. This allows companies to make informed decisions on investing in new investments, choosing the best maintenance methods, or planning their replacement. EAM systems are used in many industries, such as heavy industry, energy, transportation, public services, and construction. By using this type of enterprise software, companies can increase the efficiency of operations, minimize the costs associated with asset maintenance and improve the quality of services offered.