Robust Solution that Automates, Tracks and Maintains Assets

Case Study: 60 Hertz

Since 2021, we’ve built a CMMS tool to automate asset tracking and maintenance. Accessible on any device, even offline from Alaska to Africa.

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THE CHALLENGE

The Primary Challenge: Design a Robust System enough to handle diverse operational environments

the vast array of equipment types and the remote locations of many facilities presented unique hurdles. Our solution needed to accommodate these variables and enhance the efficiency and accuracy of maintenance operations, ensuring downtime was minimized and asset longevity maximized.

INITIAL STATE

OUR SOLUTION

MeltStudio developed a scalable CMMS platform focusing on functionality.

Requirements

Simplification

The project required a flexible, intuitive interface capable of managing vast data inputs and facilitating real-time operational decisions.

Application

Building

Our development process involved iterative testing and user-centric design to ensure the application was both powerful and accessible.

Prototype

Release

The first prototype was launched quickly to test core functionalities and gather initial user feedback, setting the stage for further refinements.

DELIVER STATE

CUSTOMER FEEDBACK

There have been multiple improvements

Following the initial release, customer feedback was integral to our iterative development process. We enhanced the CMMS with additional features like real-time analytics and mobile accessibility, which were crucial for 60 Hertz Energy’s field technicians.

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Jonathan

Truvle

January 2, 2026

Product is now in a testable state. Overall sentiment was positive. The team noted a large jump in usability and that the product feels useful and ready for thorough testing.

January 2, 2026

Avani Kanubaddi

Brandtuit

December 30, 2025

Thanks, everyone, for the hard work that went into this first beta client. We have now officially released our first Zena report to a client. We will meet with him on Monday to review his candid feedback on what is working well and what needs improvement.

This was a significant step, so we should take a moment to commemorate and celebrate it. We will have two more beta tests in the new year, so the work continues. As we turn the calendar, I wanted to take a moment to appreciate this team. I wish everyone a fantastic start to 2026, and I hope we can continue to build on this promising start.

December 30, 2025