By Steve Mooney In my work with infrastructure asset management professionals across New Zealand, I see every day how much communities depend on the assets around them. Roads, water networks, public ...
When a city wins the right to host a major sporting event, the headlines often focus on economic boosts, global exposure and world-class competition. However, history shows that the real measure of success ...
Every asset rests on an elegant triangle: performance, cost and risk. Get the triangle right and communities barely notice their infrastructure, the highest compliment infrastructure can receive. Get it ...
The first major report from the UK’s new National Infrastructure and Service Transformation Authority, (NISTA), has rated the majority of projects at either ‘green’ or ‘amber,’ showing that delivery is ...
By Keith Henry, General Manager CU Phosco Australia and Head of Telecoms Mobile connectivity is an essential service, not a luxury. Whether supporting remote working, connecting businesses or helping ...
The City of Chicago is investing US$1 million to upgrade cooling infrastructure at 42 neighbourhood parks, targeting communities identified as the most vulnerable to extreme heat through a data-driven ...
French municipalities have become a real-life laboratory for dimming and switching off street lighting at night, with lessons that are highly relevant to Australian cities and regions. From energy crisis ...
Local councils across Australia and New Zealand are increasingly facing the problem of coastal erosion and land instability from rising sea levels. What was once a rare event, has evolved into a persistent ...
Australia and New Zealand’s infrastructure plans are ambitious. Australia currently has $230 billion in planned, committed, or in-progress public infrastructure projects, and a similar pipeline is projected ...
Nicole Allen believes Canada should celebrate its achievements in asset management while maintaining its momentum and continuing to build on the progress the country has made. “There is no ‘done’ for asset ...
Melissa Green has only recently begun her career in asset management but has witnessed a lot of change in a short period of time. “When I started working everyone had desktop computers fixed to their ...
If anyone was to list all the environmental and humanitarian disasters in the world since the Sumatra Earthquake and Indian Ocean Tsunami of 2004 it is a fair bet that Tai Ring Teh would have been there. ...
Sarp Egene used to sit in meetings and do a mental calculation of the hourly pay rate of everyone in attendance. He would tally that up and arrive at a final figure and then consider if the meeting had ...
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