Schneider Electric has launched its Installed Base Tracking campaign in India, encouraging businesses to create digital identities for their critical electrical assets. The initiative aims to help organizations move toward predictive asset lifecycle management and reduce the risk of unexpected downtime.

Growing Need for Smarter Asset Management

India’s industrial, commercial, and data centre sectors are expanding rapidly, increasing the need for reliable electrical infrastructure and uninterrupted power. However, many critical electrical assets still lack a comprehensive digital footprint.

Schneider Electric’s campaign seeks to address this gap by assigning unique digital identities to electrical assets, enabling businesses to better manage their equipment throughout its lifecycle.

Moving From Reactive to Predictive Maintenance

The initiative is designed to help businesses transition from reactive maintenance to more proactive and predictive approaches. By gaining access to equipment details, service history, and lifecycle information, organizations can make more informed decisions about maintenance, modernization, replacement, and end-of-life planning.

Greater Visibility Across Asset Lifecycles

Damini Chaudhari, Vice President of Services at Schneider Electric, said Installed Base Tracking is an important first step toward improving visibility across the asset lifecycle.

According to Chaudhari, understanding an asset’s history and current lifecycle status can help businesses make better decisions regarding maintenance and future investments while supporting efficiency, uptime, and reliability.

Digital Insights to Improve Operational Continuity

The campaign enables businesses to build a more detailed digital record of their electrical assets. Connecting this information with relevant service capabilities can provide deeper insights into equipment performance and help identify potential issues earlier.

This can support timely maintenance decisions, extend asset life, and improve operational continuity.

Faster Support and Better Planning

Schneider Electric is encouraging businesses to register their installed electrical assets to improve visibility across their infrastructure. Creating a digital identity for each asset can support faster service, easier maintenance planning, greater transparency, and reduced downtime risks.

Combining Asset Intelligence With Digital Services

By combining installed-base intelligence with its service expertise and digital capabilities, Schneider Electric aims to help customers maximize the value of existing electrical infrastructure while adopting a more data-driven approach to asset management.

About Schneider Electric

Schneider Electric is a global energy technology company focused on electrification, automation, and digitalization across industries, businesses, and homes. Its portfolio includes intelligent devices, software-defined architectures, AI-powered systems, and digital services.

The company has around 160,000 employees and one million partners across more than 100 countries, supporting customers in improving efficiency and sustainability.