Connected assets are not new. Already, we have connected assets: in our schools, hospitals, businesses, media and politics. Laptops, smart phones, tablets and other IoT devices mean that more than ever, we can connect with people all around the world. But what if we could use our digital know-how and transform our communities to become connected environments and eco-systems1?
We've been asking leaders within our asset management community for their best asset management quick tips and tricks, and here is what Dr Monique Beedles had to say:
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An interview with Deanne Leaver, Director Asset Strategy, Victorian Health and Human Services Building Authority (VHHSBA), by Linda Kemp, Communications Specialist, Asset Management Council.
During shutdown, I have been intrigued to learn how businesses are managing through this crisis. One area that kept my focus was our health sector. Obviously. Those at the frontline, working with little regard to their own health captured the attention of us all. But I was also interested in the physical assets: the buildings, the respirators, the number of ICU beds, and how government departments are adapting in this time of crisis. And to answer these questions, I contacted Deanne Leaver, from VHHSBA, and architect of the famed Babushka Dolls analogy, to see if she could squeeze in a brief chat with me to share the department’s progress through the coronavirus shutdown.
Read more: A departmental experience of asset management through a global pandemic
The Asset Management Council is delighted to announce the launch of its Virtual Maintenance & Reliability Summit, taking place next month on Wednesday 22 July 2020, bringing together a plethora of industry thought leaders and asset managers committed to the development of Asset Data Management best practice.
It's the ideal opportunity to connect with and hear from expert thought leaders for sharing & learning designed to tackle the challenges of:
Read more: New Virtual Maintenance & Reliability Summit - Registrations Open
