Are spreadsheets sabotaging your asset management?
If you’re still using spreadsheets for asset management, have you stopped to ask yourself why? Is it because they're easy to use and all...
It’s time for asset management to be considered a profession in its own right:...
Asset management has long been an area that engineers, accountants and other professionals stumble into, rather than a clearly defined vocation that young people...
How China built the world’s largest highway network
According to an old Chinese proverb: “If you want to get rich, first build a road”. It is advice that Chinese policy-makers seem to...
The international gold standard in integrated asset management
Finance managers need a thorough understanding of all aspects of asset management, says GFOA CEO Chris Morrill.
Opinion: Why the new IIMM is your essential companion for 2021
Coronavirus uncertainty, stimulus spending, climate change... The year ahead for public works engineers promises to be eventful, to say the least.
In these tumultuous times,...
Managing public infrastructure assets: trends and predictions for 2021
Global experts IFME President John Thomson and Secretary-General Chris Champion offer their thoughts on the future of asset management.
Why it’s important to have good asset and financial management planning
An asset management plan is important for communication and transparency in an organisation’s decision-making, says IPWEA's Allen Mapstone
IPWEA supports greater emphasis on asset management in the renewables sector
Operators of Australia’s clean-energy facilities must deploy effective asset management tools to remain viable in the longer term, say experts
Opinion: Why better asset management matters
Quality asset management gives organisations the chance to enjoy financial success
Why IPWEA’s IIMM e-book is faster, easier and more efficient
IPWEA has launched its globally acclaimed International Infrastructure Management Manual (IIMM) in a comprehensive online program. The IIMM E-Book provides members with an easier,...
