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Levels of Service are a fundamental building block of asset management planning. Here’s how to get started with them.
GAPP Architects/Urban Designers developed an asset management process that complied with requirements, acting as a base for asset management for the entire portfolio.
This illustration drawn by Martin Coates summarises the presentations that occurred at the recent SPM Assets Conference in Auckland.
We are making it easier to enliven your data through new analytics and dashboards that merge your work-order data and asset information to provide new insights.
AM success is based on Works Programmes, budgets, risk appetite and Levels of Service to stakeholder expectation regarding condition, functionality and amenity.
Kees Beentjes, Asset Management Specialist based in Auckland, provides her insights into developing levels of service and performance measures.
We believe that organisations of all sizes will eventually embrace SaaS applications that make a real difference to how you work.
In light of the topic, we called on the subject matter expertise of Mr Peter Way PSM from our Business Associate, IPWEA, to jointly deliver this Webinar.
The 2017 IFMA Workplace Conference in Houston had specific relevance to the city given their recovery following the hurricanes.
The areas of improvement for Otago Polytechnic's asset planning approach covers aspects such as strategic asset management planning and lifecycle forecasts.
The Bracken Road case study from WCC demonstrates how they use Building Information Modelling to cost effectively manage its property portfolio.
SPM Assets Technical Director Chris Jenkins’ IPWEA forum response highlights the importance of understanding the physical lives of municipal assets.