While the requirements of ISO55001:2014 Asset Management are the same for every organisation, the approaches used to implement an effective asset management system are not.
All organisations have unique characteristics dependant on, for example, size, industry, activity and leadership. The maturity of the organisation is one such characteristic.
With three main webinar series this year, there’s sure to be something for everyone. Tune in to:
1. The Learning Hour brought to you by our Young Asset Management Practioners (YAMP) special interest group
2. Lunch and Learn, brought to you by our Women in Asset Management (WiAM) special interest group
3. Share Your Story, brought to you by The Asset Management Council
Asset-owning organisations seek to optimise lifecycle planning, budgeting and strategic management. To read about a case study that used Big Data Analytics to provide a large Australian utilities company with data-driven insights that help them to achieve these key objectives for their geographically-diverse high-value asset portfolio, please visit here.
Beautiful Glen Albyn Estate set the scene for our much anticipated AMCouncil Excellence Awards on Tuesday 17th April during the Gala Dinner at AMPEAK.
Congratulations to the following winners:
Thanks again for all of your wonderful entries to this year’s ‘Win a Free Ticket to AMPEAK Competition’. We asked our AMCouncil community what the top things they were doing to strive for sustainability within their organisations and, as we were going through the results, we noticed some stand-out trends. Read on to find out what the top six ways that organisations are empowering sustainable change are!
Good asset management is a key enabler for organizations seeking to contribute to the achievement of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDG). Asset management provides clarity of purpose and the management system to ensure that good intentions are turned into practical reality.