Equipment for Subequipment

Dear Expert,
Is it right to create the equipment of subequipment if we do like this,can you explain the advantages and disadvantages for the same.Kindly give some cases where you have to structre this kind of scenerio.
RC
Edited by: Raju Chauhan on Nov 8, 2008 7:21 AM

Equipment structures are sometimes used in PM and CS to defined groups of equipment especially if we need to track indivdual items.
Example 1: a computer could be created as an equipment structure:
Procecessor
- Keyboard
- Screen(s)
- Mouse
Example 2: a vehicle may be created as an equipment structure:
Car
- Engine
- Gearbox
- Engine management computer
PeteA

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