by Kai | Feb 2, 2021 | Defence News
The Australian Army received news of an upgrade to its armed reconnaissance capability, following the selection of Boeing’s Apache Guardian to replace the ARH Tiger from 2025.
Boeing’s Apache AH64E helicopter is equipped with improved sensors, communication suites, attack capabilities, and improved survivability. It is the most lethal and lowest-risk option, and meets all of the defence’s requirements for assets, such as through-life support and high-detail security function1.
(more…)
by Kai | Jan 20, 2021 | MRiAM News
In 2020, the world was surprised and ill-prepared by the coronavirus pandemic. Asset management, which at its core involves mitigating risk, stood poised with key guidelines that proved helpful in many countries’ recovery phase. From there, we can see some upcoming trends in asset management for 2021 as researched by Department of Infrastructure and Regional Development.
This year, it will be critical for businesses to better leverage the use of IoT. With many employees predicted to continue working from home into at least the first half of 2021, the IoT will help keep staff connected and engaged, productive and accountable. Also, intelligent systems, once implemented will help reduce overall costs to the business and, importantly, will transform your maintenance practices from reactive to proactive.
(more…)
by Kai | Nov 13, 2020 | Certification
As an Asset Management Fundamentals Class of 2020 graduate, we warmly invite you to a special upcoming AMCouncil CAAM Alumni event. Please join us for a half hour webinar conversational session on the 30th November, hosted by Dr. Monique Beedles, Director on the AMCouncil Board and internationally recognised thought leader for asset management.
|
|
(more…)
by Kai | Jan 30, 2020 | Defence News
Recently, the news that set fingertips tingly, the silver lining around the orange, smoke-haze cloud that hangs over our head, is that some of our biggest defence assets have been called in to help with the action.The bushfires currently ravaging Australia will come as no surprise to readers. Since September in NSW, and December in Victoria and South Australia, bushfires have claimed lives and homes, razed through our flora and fauna, livestock and lifestyles.
(more…)
by Kai | Jun 3, 2019 | ISO 55000
The TC251/ISO55000 Committee recently released a short fact sheet with tips on how to get alignment in Asset Management between an organisations financial and non-financial functions by proposing a framework as a means of fostering that organisational alignment. Take a look at the document here.