Webinar: Using Criticality and Value to Reach Optimal Decisions in a Constrained World

This webinar uses four key concepts of asset management (Alignment, Value, Leadership and Assurance) to illustrate the most current thinking, and how to embark on the journey.

Many companies struggle with how to define, measure and communicate value as per the ISO 55000 standard. Watch this webinar to gain insight from asset management experts on this topic.

Making asset investment decisions at an enterprise level, as opposed to within traditional departmental silos, ensures that the projects selected drive an organization’s strategic goals.

Watch this webinar to learn how enterprise PPM software is helping utilities select the optimal portfolio of projects to execute across the entire enterprise.

Copperleaf CMO Boudewijn Neijens explores how recent refinements in asset analytics, automated cost estimation, work bundling and portfolio optimization can deliver significant efficiency gains.

When it comes to Asset Investment Planning, how can utilities know they are making the right decisions to deliver reliability and maximize value to their stakeholders with limited resources?

Boudewijn Neijens, Copperleaf CMO en Bram Alkema, eAsset Management Senior Consultant het concept van 'waarde' in ISO 55000 en besproken hoe waarde, risico en tijd cruciale rollen spelen in effectieve

You know that effective asset investment planning practices are important to your utility. But can you quantify their ROI?

We discuss how decision-making frameworks can align investment decisions with strategic objectives and deliver significant benefits for distribution network operators.

How do utilities rapidly respond to changes as they occur? How can utilities become learning organizations focused on continuous improvement with their asset investment decisions?

Aging infrastructure, low growth, and increasingly sophisticated demands from regulators and other stakeholders are challenging utilities do more with less, with transparency and rigor.

The ISO 55000 international standard for asset management helps clarify some of the principles, but doesn’t provide any guidance on how to implement it. So where should you begin?