ISO 14224 is designed to bring international consistency to how asset and maintenance data is structured, classified, and analysed across complex operations. However, many organisations encounter significant hurdles when attempting a practical application inside SAP environments, which frequently leads to uneven deployments, unclear asset hierarchies, and unreliable master data that is difficult to compare or trust.

This interactive roundtable explores the common challenges that arise when implementing standard taxonomy within enterprise systems. Participants will discuss proven approaches to bridging the gap between industry standards and SAP technical design, ensuring that asset data supports long-term operational resilience and intelligent maintenance decision-making.

The session offers practical guidance on aligning asset structures, technical hierarchy designs, and data collection practices. By addressing the root causes of non-standard deployments, attendees will learn how to build a unified data foundation that improves data quality, enhances cross-site benchmarking, and strengthens overall reliability outcomes.

Key discussion areas:
• Addressing non-standard ISO 14224 deployments across SAP environments to eliminate persistent data inconsistencies
• Resolving downstream data quality issues by establishing standard taxonomy and classification practices
• Structuring SAP technical asset hierarchies to support accurate data collection and seamless reporting
• Standardising reliability and maintenance data collection to drive stronger operational and performance outcomes