May 31, 2017 | General
How do you track what you can’t see? As industry pushes towards driverless machinery, reliable tracking of remote and rural mobile assets becomes more and more essential. Fixed assets such as piping buried underground or underwater, which are not feasible or easily accessible, need monitoring for protection. This is a major industry hurdle as “30% of all organisations do not know what they own, where their assets are located or who is using them.” This combined with the fact that “65% of fixed asset data is incomplete, inaccurate or missing altogether,” results in significant losses of money, clients and control. Read more here
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May 31, 2017 | Data in Asset Management News
Using existing data can help you gain early wins with your team. This article outlines two kinds of approaches for quick wins: better visualization and analysis of existing data or deploying an IoT sensor network to collect more relevant information. Read more here http://viewer.epageview.com/Viewer.aspx?docid=b8698ccb-973f-45a7-9d3f-a76200c09b41#?page=20
May 24, 2017 | News
The TC251 Committee has recently posted a paper which discusses the difference between Managing Assets and Asset Management. Here is an extract:-
A Managing Assets Focus
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May 23, 2017 | News
On Friday 19th May the AMCouncil Melbourne Chapter were delighted to welcome to Melbourne John McCormick, who is the Department Manager, Operations Planning Bay Area Rapid Transit District San Francisco. A special lunchtime event was held at Engineers Australia where John McCormick shared some insights into the asset management and operations of BART.
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May 22, 2017 | General
Infrastructure Australia has developed an Infrastructure Priority List which is updated regularly. Take a look at the list here Infrastructure Priority List
“In the Australian Infrastructure Plan, Infrastructure Australia identified a number of ways in which infrastructure investment and reform can help achieve infrastructure reforms that improve our productivity. This includes:
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May 22, 2017 | General
The Qld Government released a Cyclone Shelters discussion paper in March and are looking for feedback. Submission close 28 July.
If you are interested in assisting in review of this paper please contact the AMCouncil office via info@amcouncil.com.au or ph 03 9819 2515
