NZ Chapter Newsletter Out Now
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- Published: Tuesday, 15 September 2020 13:43
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AMCouncil New Zealand Chapter's newsletter is on it's way to our NZ members. Check your inboxes or view it here.
AMCouncil V-Chat Infographic
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- Published: Friday, 05 June 2020 12:37
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Your networking connection through COVID-19 shutdown! With a few more V-chats still to come, make sure you check your email for your special invitation to RSVP* (*AMCouncil members only). Check out what's come out of some of our virtual chapter chats so far in the below infographic (you can download your own PDF version here):
Sydney Chapter V-Chat
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- Published: Wednesday, 27 May 2020 09:44
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There’s no need to feel isolated during #shutdown.
Recently, our Sydney Chapter met for the first V-Chat. What’s a V-Chat, you may well ask? A virtual hook-up for asset management members to connect and network, and keep their asset management brain ticking over. Toby Horstead led an informal session discussing the NSW Stimulus package.
Announcing the 2020 WA Chapter Committee
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- Published: Tuesday, 26 May 2020 10:33
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The WA Chapter AGM was held on the 2nd April and a full strength committee elected including three new committee members: Dr Carla Boehl, Carlos Fortuna and Ankur Maheshwari.
We are happy to announce the 2020 AMCouncil Perth committee line up is:
Sydney tackles asset decision making using quantitiative risk management techniques
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- Published: Monday, 18 May 2020 14:33
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Mark Ragusa, a dedicated asset management professional recently provided a large webinar audience with an interesting presentation on decision making and risk management processes within Ausgrid. Mark noted asset management must start with an understanding of the organisational objectives which are translated into asset management objectives. Creating this line of-sight will enable asset management decisions to align achieving organisational objectives. The basis for making asset management decisions must also be established so that decisions are consistent and appropriately supported.
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