The Human–AI Boundary Framework for Asset Management — Version 1.0 is published.

A world first for our profession, built the way a first should be: in the open, by the community itself.


Why it exists: across almost 2,800 responses in our “Who Decides?” series, “AI should have no role in asset management” scored exactly 0%. Full autonomy barely scored either. The question was never whether — it’s where the boundary sits. Today the community’s answer is live.

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Maintenance for Resilience: The Discipline Behind Reliable Assets

Maintenance for Resilience: The Discipline Behind Reliable Assets

Maintenance for Resilience was the theme of the Asset Management Council’s Maintenance & Reliability Symposium, held in Sydney on 27 August 2026.

By the end of the day, one thing was clear: while the assets, industries and challenges may differ, many of the same principles underpin resilient maintenance and asset management.

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Collaboration, Capability and Innovation at the NZ Asset Management Symposium 2026

The recent NZ Asset Management Symposium – Collaborating for Greater Impact brought together asset management professionals from across New Zealand for a day of practical insights, shared experience and conversation.

The program demonstrated the breadth of asset management in action, with presentations spanning long-term planning, capability and community building, maritime fleet renewal, electrification, condition data, risk-based decision making and emerging technology.

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Advances in Intelligent Asset Management publication

In conjunction with Manipal Institute of Technology, India and Federation University, Australia, the Asset Management Council of Australia is please to announce the proceedings of the 5th International Conference ICMIAM2024 have been published through Springer in an ebook publication  “Advances in Intelligent Asset Management”   The publication is available for purchase through Springer here.

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