Currently we are looking for submissions of content for the next edition of The Asset Journal, to be released November 2011.
The Asset Journal covers ALL asset management and maintenance related topics with a particular emphasis on leading-edge issues in the areas of organisation and individual asset management case studies, technical advancements and strategic applications of asset management.
The Asset Management Council today announced that it is significantly boosting support and participation on a global level by signing SAP and Transfield Services as Partnering Organisations for the next five years.
Partnering Organisations – SAP and Transfield Services
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Jo’s last day as Events Coordinator for the Asset Management Council is Tuesday 25 January 2011. Jo has been responsible for the coordination of the ICOMS Asset Management Conferences in 2010 and 2011 and the training courses, including the Asset Management Fundamentals course and Training Intensives. |
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| With members located in over 17 countries – including Sweden, Taiwan, Tanzania, United Kingdom, United States of America and Venezuela – the Asset Management Council offers an Overseas Chapter to facilitate cross cultural communication and to properly represent the needs of our international members. Leading the Overseas Chapter is Chapter Chair Danny Azavedo. Danny is also an Awards Assessor for the Asset Management Awards. Learn more about Danny with the following Q&A… |  |
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Parsons Brinckerhoff (PB) is one of the world’s leading planning, environment and infrastructure consultancies, with over 14,000 staff based in offices across six continents. In Australia and New Zealand, PB’s multidisciplinary team of over 2,500 professionals offers a comprehensive range of multidisciplinary services and total project delivery on projects of any scale.
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This month, the Global Forum on Maintenance and Asset Management (GFMAM) held its third face-to-face meeting during the Gulf Society of Maintenance Professionals (GSMP) inaugural conference in Manama, Bahrain. Attracting 748 registered delegates from 15 countries, the conference presented a program that included fifty-seven papers and panel discussions. |