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

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Asset intensive organizations need rational criteria to decide which assets or asset systems are most critical and should therefore be looked after first and foremost. Similarly, making the best decisions across your entire organization on how to spend your scarce resources to deliver the highest value is an elusive goal for most organizations.

In this webinar, Boudewijn Neijens, CMO of Copperleaf and Tacoma Zach, CEO of Uberlytics, discuss how developing and deploying a coherent company-wide value framework will allow an organization to: -

properly evaluate the criticality of its asset systems -
select the optimal mix of projects to deliver the highest possible value to the organization
honour risk, resource and performance constraints

Recorded June 5, 2015

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