The AMCouncil Maintenance and Reliability Symposium 2026, is to be held in Sydney on Thursday, 27 August 2026 at Sydney Masonic Centre
This year’s theme, Maintenance for Resilience, will explore how effective maintenance and reliability practices can strengthen organisational resilience, improve asset performance and support continuity in an increasingly complex operating environment.
(more…)Mark your calendar for the AMCouncil Annual Government Symposium, taking place on Friday, 9 October 2026.
The symposium will bring together professionals, leaders and decision-makers from across government and industry to share insights, explore emerging challenges and discuss practical approaches to improving asset management outcomes across the public sector.
(more…)Thanks to everyone who joined us for the Brisbane Chapter’s Christmas in July Trivia & Networking Event!
It was great to see asset management professionals come together for an evening of networking, friendly competition, and plenty of Christmas spirit. A special thank you to our sponsors, Detection Services and Rockfield Technologies Australia, for helping make the event possible.
(more…)The Asset Management Council’s Melbourne Chapter recently welcomed members and industry colleagues to a lunchtime technical event exploring Asset Investment Planning: Critical Success Factors for a Strategic Business Function.
(more…)If you are an asset management professional, this is worth knowing about.
AM Council has built an AI assistant called AMai into its member portal. It draws on the Asset Management Body of Knowledge and has access to member accounts, so it can take actions rather than just answer questions.
(more…)The Australian Government has established an AI Review Committee to support safe and responsible AI adoption across the Australian Public Service. The Committee will provide practical, non-binding advice, promote shared learning, and strengthen oversight of AI uses that may affect people, services, or public trust. It includes six senior government leaders and aims to improve AI risk management capability and consistency across the public sector. Further information: https://www.digital.gov.au/policy/ai/ai-review-committee