by Heidi | Oct 7, 2024 | General, Sustainability & Resilience News, Uncategorised
The UK Net Zero Carbon Buildings Standard defines mandatory requirements for designing, constructing, and using buildings to meet net zero carbon goals. Developed by a coalition of industry leaders, it provides a unified, evidence-based approach to help the UK real estate sector meet its carbon and energy targets. Download the standard here.
Visit website to find out more about how the standards was developed and plans for its further development: https://www.nzcbuildings.co.uk/
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by Heidi | Sep 24, 2024 | General
Are you ready to take the next step in your asset management career? The Asset Management Pathfinder: Competency Navigator is an innovative online tool designed to provide personalized guidance and progression in the asset management field. Whether you’re looking to advance your skills or chart a clear path through your competency development, this tool has you covered!
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by Heidi | Sep 20, 2024 | Chapter News, Events, General, Member News, Sustainability & Resilience News, Uncategorised
The AMCouncil Perth Chapter hosted an insightful technical event last night, delving into the ways asset management is addressing climate change across various industries. The event brought together professionals and Young Asset Management Practitioners to explore diverse perspectives on how different sectors are tackling this critical global issue.
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by Heidi | Sep 20, 2024 | General, Government Community of Practice News, Uncategorised
On 17th September 2024 the New South Wales Government passed the Transport Administration Amendment Bill 2024 (17th September 2024).
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by Heidi | Sep 17, 2024 | General
Are you curious about the asset management competencies you still need in your professional journey? Looking for a personalized tool to map out your career in asset management? The Asset Management Council has launched an exciting new online resource – the Asset Management CAREER PLANNING TOOL!
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by Heidi | Aug 28, 2024 | General, Uncategorised
In today’s knowledge-driven economy, intangible assets—such as intellectual property, brand reputation, customer relationships, and human capital—are increasingly becoming more valuable to organisations than tangible assets like physical infrastructure, machinery, or inventory. This shift reflects the changing nature of business value creation, where the competitive advantage is often derived from the unique, non-physical assets that companies possess.
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