Broadspectrum, Ferrovial’s Australian services subsidiary, is sold to Ventia, subject to standard conditions and regulatory approval.
Ventia is an infrastructure services provider in Australia and New Zealand and brings more than thirty years of industry knowledge in services such as telecommunications, infrastructure and utilities1.
On behalf of the whole team at the AMCouncil, we wish you a very happy and safe festive season and an enjoyable break before it all starts again in 2020. Our office will be closed from 21 December to 5 January (inclusive).
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In our fourth instalment on data this month, we have a look at how data quality can build trust.
You may remember the previous article on data related to Google and the case brought against them by ACCC, who alleges the digital powerhouse has been less than honest with the public about what they do with our personal data. If you didn’t read it, check it out. It is a prime example of how data inaccuracies or ambivalent disclosures can break the trust of your customers.
In this our fourth article on Predictive Maintenance, we look at how predictive maintenance techniques can set your business on the path to asset management maturity.
Predictive Maintenance, as we’ve seen over the last three articles, uses analytics to predict an asset’s condition, future reliability and general maintenance requirements. And we also know that maintenance increases the availability and longevity of assets and generates revenue.
