A wonderful online discussion was had earlier this week between Phebe Cho, Founder of Accelus, and Felicia Tristanto, our National Women in Asset Management (WiAM) Chair – all about mentoring and how to identify mentors, coaches, sponsors and supporters. Some great ideas to reflect on and put into action.
You are invited to join us at out next webinar to be held on:
Date: Tuesday 19 June 2018
Time: 1pm VIC-NSW-ACT-QLD-TAS | 12.30pm SA | 11am WA | 3pm NZ
Place: Online (link to access webinar emailed one day prior to event)
AMCouncil April e-news out now, packed with all the latest and greating AMCouncil happenings and news from the past month, including the list of winners from this year’s Excellence Awards. Check your inboxes to read all the latest or view it here.
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Asset-intensive industries continually strive to improve profitability while at the same time reducing business risk and expenditure. Today’s financial climate and market competition require organisations to improve productivity and asset performance with less resources and capital. A recent study indicated that around 47% of organisations associated the inability to achieve asset management goals with the ‘lack of visibility into actual asset condition and performances’. To read the rest of the article co-written by Mustapha El Hayek and Ian Gordon from Meridium, please visit here.
What can asset managers do to prevent the deferral of critical maintenance? And how can they use analytics to assist with this?
When budgets are tight, or there are competing priorities for funds, deferring maintenance is an easy target for decision-makers in Finance, or Executive Budget Committees.
The State Infrastructure Strategy (SIS) is a 20-year infrastructure investment plan for the NSW Government that places strategic fit and economic merit at the centre of investment decisions. The Strategy assesses infrastructure problems and solutions, and provides recommendations to best grow the State’s economy, enhance productivity and improve living standards for our NSW community. It is updated every five years, the latest of which is now out and makes good reading. You can view it here.