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Identifying critical assets helps determine where failure would have the greatest impact & where proactive intervention is most important. Learn more
Differences in cultural expectations, compliance laws, funding, and the weather, influence the housing providers. Find out the key drivers.
Capturing accurate asset data creates the foundation of bottom-up asset management planning. Our Mobile software simplifies the inspection process: it's been designed by inspectors for inspectors, to make their jobs easier.
One of the common problems in asset management worldwide is getting all your asset-related projects together in one place. That's why we've created Programs to make it easier and faster for you to prioritise your projects.
SPM Assets CEO Steve Lyons discusses 2 different approaches to asset management planning for property & how they can be combined for best results.
We all live, learn, work and play in our facilities and expect that many will be used well ‘into the future’. Planning longer-term leads to ‘smarter’ Asset Management Plans.
Lifecycle analysis lets you plan for the replacement or renewal costs for your assets for up to 100 years. Find out what these calculations are based on – and how to know if you can rely on the results.
This is the 5th year in a row we've held our Regional User Groups for New Zealand customers. We find out from David Long, General Manager New Zealand, what the benefits are from attending - and what common themes are cropping up.
Stories by SPM Assets allows you to compare and present data to make it compelling and to get feedback from stakeholders within your organisation.
You can now use QR Codes to simplify access to the information in your database. A QR Code can be generated for a property within the SPM Assets platform.
Are you using the Project Planning module in the most effective way? Or, are you thinking of adding it to your asset management toolkit? Read six ways you will get value.
Identifying components in a poor condition may result in a programme of works that fixes defects and replaces or renews components, however, this is often only a small proportion of the overall works that could be needed to bring a building up to standard.