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ASSET MANAGEMENT IS MORE THEN JUST ASSET CARE (MAINTENANCE): EDUCATION, CULTURE CHANGE AND COLLABORATION IN ASSET LIFE CYCLE MANAGEMENT

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John Woodhouse
John Woodhouse
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Abstract

This paper summarizes the experiences of many organizations in migrating from an asset care (maintenance) culture to a whole life cycle asset management approach, and the benefits obtained from this transformation. It will explain the evolution of the modern discipline, and the practical steps that can be taken to break down the barriers between departments, take a long-term strategic view (instead of short-term, cost-only view) and make better risk-based decisions to justify what is worth doing, and when.

References

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I.A.M. Asset Management- an anatomy, Institute of Asset Management.
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PAS 55:2008, Specification for optimized management of physical assets. Vol. S55, British Standards Institute.
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ISO 55000 Standard s for Asset Management.
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ISO 55000: Asset Management - what to do and why.
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SALVO project Strategic Assets: Lifecycle Value Optimisation.
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Asset Management Decision-making: the SALVO Process.

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