Jim Dieter, ALN Chair and CEO, says that ISO 55000 is the “Why,” ISO 55001 is the “How,” and ISO 55002 is the “What.” This week on ALN Th@3 pm ET we will talk about ISO 55001 revisions and How to implement, or improve, an Asset Management system at your organization. See more below in People about Lindsay Ziegler, Convenor of the Working Group 6 that revised ISO 55001.
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People
Lindsay Zeigler, President, Andrew James Advisory Group, led the team that made strategic revisions to the ISO 55001 document that lists the best practices to follow in order to improve the management of any type of asset. Mrs. Zeigler’s company provides the training that leads to ALN A55K Professional Certification, so she was well-versed in the original document and therefore could guide suitable discussions to lead to ISO 55001 improvements. Join her and others in a discussion on the ISO 55001 revisions and how they can assist organizations in gaining improvement in their achievement of mission goals. Register here
Sources
ISO AM Training
The Andrew James Advisory Group has provided ALN A55K Professional Certification training for individuals seeking to work with others at their organization to achieve dramatic benefits by implementing the best practices outlined in ISO asset management documents. With many organizations interested in newly revised documents, now is a good time to line up your training to gain understanding of the principles and practices necessary to improve outcomes with systems thinking applied across all organizational departments.
Ideas
New Formats for New Ideas
ALN Line-of-Site has frequently pointed to new types of publishing that interest people in new approaches to Asset Management. We do so again by linking to a Washington Post web article that uses a graphic novel approach to story-telling to simply convey the complex ideas surrounding urban planning and the impact of potential rising oceans on our cities. Clearly, urban planning is an asset management issue. Perhaps using simple story telling processes can help us communicate about complex asset management subjects.
If you are part of an ALN Member Organization, please send information about your upcoming speaking engagements to info@AssetLeadership.net.