Humanitarian Engineering Makes a Difference All Around the World
If anyone was to list all the environmental and humanitarian disasters in the world since the Sumatra Earthquake and Indian Ocean Tsunami of 2004...
A Catalyst for Asset Management Success
Sarp Egene used to sit in meetings and do a mental calculation of the hourly pay rate of everyone in attendance. He would tally...
Acting like the Homeowner of the Network
Cathy Bebelman has a simple test for almost every decision: act like a homeowner, not a developer. It’s not a slogan she keeps in...
Planning for Demographic Change
Like many countries New Zealand is approaching a demographic tipping point due to its ageing population and declining birth rates but a second tipping...
Committed to the regional community
Sean Robinson’s family owned several quarries in central Queensland, so his after school and weekend job was operating machines and working in the family...
Bringing a technology focus to asset management
Fleur Tytheridge had no intention of moving to New Zealand, but when she came out from the UK to her brother’s wedding, she loved...
All about the impact
When it comes to Ben Clark, the legal profession’s loss has proved to be asset management’s gain. South Australian Clark began his undergraduate life...
Engineering for Good
When most people have long service leave they take a cruise or go on a long and relaxing holiday. Greg Blaze took a very...
From rugby to asset management
Tom Crozier grew up in the south-east of England with the dream of being a professional rugby player and after achieving that, his ambitions...
Data project improves New Zealand road management
New Zealand has around 11,000 kilometres of state highway regulated by the New Zealand Transport Agency (NZTA) and about 83,000 kilometres of local roads...
