Asset Information and Digital Strategy Development

Supporting organizations to develop Asset Information and Digital Strategies that drive business improvement through good practice management of data and the effective adoption of technology.

Industry
Need

“We are under pressure to improve Asset Management decision making, our data, and the digital solutions used, but we don’t know where to focus or what technology to adopt.”

Catalyst for Change

Organizations are seeking to use data more effectively to optimize asset and business decisions, they need a clear strategy and roadmap for improvement. Technology providers are pushing solutions and company executives are committed to ‘digitize’.

Outcome Delivered

A clear strategy to improve Asset Information management with a defined vision and ‘to-be’ state, including how best to adopt digital solutions to meet the organization’s objectives and decision needs.

Why
AMCL?

  • Asset Information & Digital Strategy templates
  • Established business and information frameworks that align digital strategies to the organisation‘s operating model
  • Stakeholder engagement templates and methodology
  • Library of good practice
  • Track record

Project Summaries

Project Summary

AMCL worked closely with NYPA stakeholders to develop a comprehensive Asset Information Strategy and the associated improvement roadmap, including the following initiatives:

  • Detailed analysis of existing IT systems, ranging from Maximo EAM, (Enterprise Asset Management) to Document Management, real-time systems, Graphic Information System, (GIS), and operational systems.
  • Modelling of asset information use cases across multiple departments to understand the needs and challenges with asset information and Asset Information Systems
  • Development of Asset Information.
  • Management System, including data governance reporting, and the ‘future state’ IT systems solution architecture.

Project Summary

AMCL was engaged to develop an Asset Information Strategy for ARTC covering the Interstate and Hunter Valley rail networks. This strategy provides principles for specifying new IT systems and tools to ensure Asset Information meets Asset Management decision needs. The strategy provides direction on how Asset Information should be managed, governed, and continually improved, including necessary coordination between each of ARTC’s business units.

“ARTC is on a journey towards managing the Australian freight rail network on a risk and condition basis replacing the old time and tonnes method. To achieve this objective an Asset Information Strategy has been produced by AMCL working closely with ARTC stakeholders. AMCL proved to be invaluable, balancing business needs, the current state, and the political landscape within ARTC. The Asset Information Strategy has proven to be a blueprint for ARTC working towards Accurate, Reliable, Trustworthy, Consolidated Information.”