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Asset Management is the practice of offering insights into your organization's assets, their conditions and work processes for reasonable control and planning.
IBM Maximo tool is used to assist the organization in managing its assets like buildings, fire extinguishers, vehicles, and equipment details like maintenance schedules and involvement in workflows for managing the assets.
Web Dynpro is useful for designing the SAP ABAP and Java application user interfaces. It is designed based on the model view controller prototype, which assures that the business logic is isolated from presentation logic.
The web Dynpro component is the entity used for creating the Dynpro applications. Components are recyclable entities that are joined together to create the application blocks. The Web Dynpro components are 1) View, 2) Navigation Links and Plug-In, 3) View Set, 4) Web Dynpro Window, 5) Window Controller, and 6) Controller.
Maximo is the Enterprise Asset Management solution initially designed by Project Software & Development Inc(PSDI); with the first version released in 1985 and 2005, IBM acquired it.
