It is appropriate that an organization formed to advocate the creation of an international, consensus-based asset management best practices system, reboot when those best practices are refined and expanded.
The Asset Leadership Network is happy to blast out of a summer break with a series of web programs on the recent publication of ISO 55000, ISO 55001, and ISO 55011 revisions along with the new ISO asset management documents – 55010, 55012, and 55013 – respectively, government/institutional impact, involving people in Asset Management, and treating data as an asset.
We will start the 2024 Fall Season of ALN Th@3 pm ET on September 5th with a 30-minute web discussion on the revised ISO 55000 document. Intermittent Thursdays from then will feature discussions of the other documents.
Interspersed will be programs and web workshops leading up to an in-person event on Capitol Hill on November 13 featuring federal executives making great strides in asset management. See the schedule below in Ideas.
Programs will highlight state water asset management activities, federal agency asset management, an asset management web workshop, interaction with other associations, reports from in-person events, events on Capitol Hill, and more. (See far below for a recent in-person connection with Marc Morial, who was mentioned in last week’s ALN Line-of-Site newsletter.)
We are excited to be doing this for more than 11 years now, but we want to acknowledge the 50-year anniversary reached last week by the National Institute of Buildings Sciences. Congratulations to everyone at NIBS, we look forward to continuing our work together on programs and workshops.
At Jacobs, we’re working to solve critical problems for thriving cities, resilient environments, mission-critical outcomes, operational advancement, scientific discovery and cutting-edge manufacturing, transforming the world for good.
People
ALN Board of Directors Member and all-around federal asset management advocate Jack Dempsey was interviewed by Mike Petrusky for the 134th Asset Champions Podcast. Mr. Dempsey is now Senior Director for Asset Management at Lindahl Reed, Inc. in addition to being General Partner of his Asset Management Partnership consultancy. In the podcast, he talks in detail about using Artificial Intelligence to help get an organization’s asset management data in order. He emphasizes how strategy, policy, and forecasting with the proper information can dramatically add to positive organizational outcomes and shares other insights in a well-edited 20-minute discussion.
Sources
Solid Waste is an Asset
Virginia’s Fairfax County is exploring ways to divert 90% of solid waste from landfills and incineration by 2040. This is a goal many governments and organizations can benefit from on many levels. Matthew Adams, Director of the Sustainability, Engineering, and Environmental Compliance for Fairfax County’s Solid Waste Management Program, will speak in a web program on Thursday 5 September at 7:30 pm ET. Mr. Adams will discuss several options that are under consideration and how share strategies that any organization can adopt to explore zero waste options.
Ideas
Sign Up!
The following is the ALN Th@3 pm ET 2024 Fall schedule at this time. Consider signing up for the web series at this link, or reaching out to us discuss a program you want to see or be in.
Sept. 5 – ISO 55000 revised document overview – Values and Benefits
Sept. 12 – ISO 55001 revised document overview – Best Practices
Sept. 19 – U.S. State Water Asset Management Overview
Sept. 26 – ISO 55011 – Asset Management Financial and Non-financial alignment
Oct. 3 – ALN Member Organization Spotlight
Oct. 10 – ISO 55010 – Impact Governments and Institutions can have on Asset Management
Oct. 17 – Special Web Workshop
Oct. 24 – ISO 55012 – Involving People in Asset Management
Oct. 31 – Capitol Hill Pre-Event Panel
Nov. 7 – ISO 55013 – Data as an Asset
Nov. 14 – Live from Washington, D.C. – Program to be determined
| Cecilia Mowatt, Esq., President of ALN Organizational Member Strategies In Site, caught up with Marc Morial, President, National Urban League and former New Orleans Mayor, after his presentation at the Democracy House conference in Chicago’s Wit Hotel last week. |
If you are part of an ALN Member Organization, please send information about your upcoming speaking engagements to info@AssetLeadership.net.