As practices evolve and mature the focus for today’s Asset Managers is moving from routine maintenance, repairs, inspections and overhauls (i.e. plant maintenance) to managing the entire lifecycle of assets, including their acquisition, operation, maintenance, and eventual disposal (i.e. asset management).
Supporting the end-to-end lifecycle, requires a new mindset that encompasses coordination of all stakeholders, together with harnessing modern technology that combines asset investment planning, capital portfolio and project management. asset collaboration, geographical information, asset performance management, work planning, resource scheduling and optimisation, mobile execution, with advanced analytics and visualisation.
Join us as we discuss the implications of this evolution on asset management practices, including how technology is enabling new approaches and improved outcomes.

- How the world of asset management has evolved and the key technologies that are enabling modern asset management practices
- The context of different stakeholders (including executives, managers, reliability engineers, planners, schedulers, supervisors, and technicians) and how this affects the end-to-end asset lifecycle
- Insights into trends and technologies which are influencing the future of asset management

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