Data in Asset Management

Chair

Julian Watts

Associate Director KPMG

Data in Asset ManagementChair

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Data in Asset Management News

Cyber Threats to Infrastructure

Every society depends on infrastructure: energy, roads and transport, supply chains, water, and communications. The computerised connectedness of all critical infrastructure, along with our dependence on its reliability, means it is exposed to cyber-attacks and...

Shanghai gets a Digital Twin

The use of digital twin technology in asset management brings a complementary partnership. Through their ability to predict downtime and failures, streamline maintenance procedures, and bring innovative solutions to complex problems, any digital twin has potential to...

Data Newsletter out now

AMCouncil Data in Asset Management (DiAM) special interest group (SIG) e-news out now, packed with all the latest and greatest data news. Check your inboxes to read all the latest or view it here. Not aligned with the Data SIG? Update your profile here. A quick tick...

Quality Data – It Matters!

Data has changed the world. How we live our lives, and certainly how we work. In asset management, there is no doubt that data can transform maintenance practices, extend the life of an asset, and through these features alone can bring in greater value for the...

Data Mining in Asset Management

Working with data is a must. In our technical world, we can’t avoid data. Within asset management, data can help businesses build value. This can be achieved via data mining, which is the extraction of patterns within large data sets, and as there is almost always...

Data soars at homes around Australia

There is no doubt that COVID-19 has brought challenges to every aspect of our lives. In the professional arena, many of us are now working from remotely and for those employed in the asset management sector, this fact can usher in a set of unique circumstances when...

Zoom goes security

The coronavirus has caused an explosion in the use of social media platforms, and particularly software programs that have a videoconferencing option. As more and more of us are remaining indoors, following advice to #stayhome, the way we connect with our work...