Software system for asset and maintenance management
DMM Lausnir ehf. is a forward-thinking software and consulting company with strong roots.
What is DMM?DMM Lausnir ehf. is a forward-thinking software and consulting company with strong roots.
What is DMM?
A group of outstanding and forward-thinking companies share the distinction of being satisfied users of the DMM software system from DMM Solutions for asset and maintenance management, hardware and real estate healthcare systems, with the goal of:
Increasing personal safety
Increasing operational reliability
Increasing sustainability
Extending the lifespan of hardware and real estate
Reducing maintenance costs
Learn more about the user satisfaction survey conducted among users of the system.
Satisfaction survey
1. September 2025
The new website for DMM Lausnir went live today. The site was developed by Dacoda, with consulting support from Jakob Ómarsson. We sincerely thank Jakob and the Dacoda team for their excellent work. We believe the result is a success—the site clearly communicates the core focus of DMM and asset and maintenance management, with a user-friendly and intuitive flow. As stated on the site, we are always ready for conversation, consultation, and further information sharing with companies interested in using DMM for structured and efficient asset and maintenance management.
5. August 2025
As we know, the employees and residents of Grindavík are facing unprecedented circumstances. Grindavík locals are known for their resilience and determination, working tirelessly to restore infrastructure and ensure the safety of their town. Before the seismic activity began, the municipality of Grindavík had already made significant progress in implementing DMM for asset and maintenance management, including various repairs and, in particular, preventive maintenance and inspections. One of the key benefits of using a software system like DMM is the discipline and structure it brings, which in turn leads to more consistent execution of tasks, better organization, more efficient work processes, and improved documentation and data handling. It is well known that when municipalities, companies, or institutions face uncertain conditions, operations that rely on structure and planning—such as asset and maintenance management—can suffer. Processes become less structured, tasks are improvised, and documentation is often postponed or forgotten altogether. This has not been the case in Grindavík. Tasks and related information—such as asset condition assessments, damage evaluations, and repairs—continue to be recorded in DMM. As presented by Sigurður R. Karlsson from the municipality, this was a deliberate decision made on November 11, 2023: all deviations and their handling were to be documented in DMM. This decision has simplified processes and provided a solid foundation for successful follow-up actions. This is an outstanding example for any company, municipality, or institution looking to implement more structured practices in maintenance management—typically under far better conditions than those currently faced by the people of Grindavík. Well done!
6. June 2025
DMM has long offered functionality for registering employee work tools and estimating time on tasks based on roles and down to individual employees. Additionally, DMM allows users to create so-called presets/favourites to save and store specific screen views. Systems like DMM offer virtually unlimited possibilities for retrieving and organizing information, so it’s important to be able to “save” selected views that users want to access repeatedly. It is very common among companies with structured asset and maintenance management to plan the upcoming week carefully, ensuring that tasks are well scheduled, ready for execution, and that workload is reasonably distributed among employees. In the DMM web portal, DMM 4, the presentation of this data has now been made more visual, allowing planners to quickly assess whether task distribution among individuals and teams is reasonable. These views can be saved as presets and bundled into so-called perspectives. Perspectives can store selected live “information views” from DMM, which managers can quickly access during, for example, Monday or morning meetings to review upcoming tasks with staff and fine-tune as needed.
1. September 2025
The new website for DMM Lausnir went live today. The site was developed by Dacoda, with consulting support from Jakob Ómarsson. We sincerely thank Jakob and the Dacoda team for their excellent work. We believe the result is a success—the site clearly communicates the core focus of DMM and asset and maintenance management, with a user-friendly and intuitive flow. As stated on the site, we are always ready for conversation, consultation, and further information sharing with companies interested in using DMM for structured and efficient asset and maintenance management.
5. August 2025
As we know, the employees and residents of Grindavík are facing unprecedented circumstances. Grindavík locals are known for their resilience and determination, working tirelessly to restore infrastructure and ensure the safety of their town. Before the seismic activity began, the municipality of Grindavík had already made significant progress in implementing DMM for asset and maintenance management, including various repairs and, in particular, preventive maintenance and inspections. One of the key benefits of using a software system like DMM is the discipline and structure it brings, which in turn leads to more consistent execution of tasks, better organization, more efficient work processes, and improved documentation and data handling. It is well known that when municipalities, companies, or institutions face uncertain conditions, operations that rely on structure and planning—such as asset and maintenance management—can suffer. Processes become less structured, tasks are improvised, and documentation is often postponed or forgotten altogether. This has not been the case in Grindavík. Tasks and related information—such as asset condition assessments, damage evaluations, and repairs—continue to be recorded in DMM. As presented by Sigurður R. Karlsson from the municipality, this was a deliberate decision made on November 11, 2023: all deviations and their handling were to be documented in DMM. This decision has simplified processes and provided a solid foundation for successful follow-up actions. This is an outstanding example for any company, municipality, or institution looking to implement more structured practices in maintenance management—typically under far better conditions than those currently faced by the people of Grindavík. Well done!
6. June 2025
DMM has long offered functionality for registering employee work tools and estimating time on tasks based on roles and down to individual employees. Additionally, DMM allows users to create so-called presets/favourites to save and store specific screen views. Systems like DMM offer virtually unlimited possibilities for retrieving and organizing information, so it’s important to be able to “save” selected views that users want to access repeatedly. It is very common among companies with structured asset and maintenance management to plan the upcoming week carefully, ensuring that tasks are well scheduled, ready for execution, and that workload is reasonably distributed among employees. In the DMM web portal, DMM 4, the presentation of this data has now been made more visual, allowing planners to quickly assess whether task distribution among individuals and teams is reasonable. These views can be saved as presets and bundled into so-called perspectives. Perspectives can store selected live “information views” from DMM, which managers can quickly access during, for example, Monday or morning meetings to review upcoming tasks with staff and fine-tune as needed.
