Now that asset management has an international standard, it will receive the deserved status as a career, a qualification, a department, a strategy and even a subject on the MBA curriculum.
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Successfully implementing and managing a focused improvement programme
The Focused Improvement process is found in many asset-intensive companies. For the purpose of consistency…
Managing Linear Assets
Asset owners in industries like oil and gas, roads and utilities have unique asset management…
Spare Parts Management
To effectively minimise the downtime of assets, the right spares must be in stock when…
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OEMs strive to scale their service offerings, but many encounter a fundamental barrier: fragmented data…
Connectedness for synergy in smart Enterprise Asset Management
Business and technology leaders are bombarded with information about the elements of Industry 4.0. Yet…
Deciphering risk management: A comparative study of FMECA and C-FMEA methodologies
This white paper aims to provide a comprehensive overview of two widely used methods in…
Managing change
Traditional attempts of using “carrots” and “sticks” to manage change are no longer sufficient.
On Key and the Gartner Magic Quadrant
Gartner is a global research and advisory firm providing information, advice, and tools for business…
Accurate asset register
The asset register is the repository for the asset data and provides the structure within…
Personal Mobile Technology in Asset Management
Where personal mobile technology can improve cost management, reduce risk or increase asset performance. What…
