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Studies on corporate wellness programs have shown that companies that proactively focus on improving employee health and well-being see significant benefits including a reduction in lost work days and employee healthcare costs. One of the key drivers of success for wellness programs is the proactive nature of monitoring and managing lifestyle factors such as nutrition and fitness.
Just like personal health, a utility’s assets―from power cables and substations to pipelines―need to be actively monitored and maintained in order to continue to operate at peak performance. The same holds true for other asset-intensive industries such as oil and gas and transportation. A healthy asset management strategy requires a proactive and strategic approach to meet your business needs today and lays the groundwork for long-term viability. Is your asset management strategy “fit” for the future?
Whether we’re talking about personal health or the health of your business, one thing rings true – consistency is key. Improving your overall health takes preparation and commitment. Similarly, strengthening and managing your business assets requires a clear and consistent strategy. To remain competitive, utilities and other asset-intensive industries should assess and advance the maturity of their asset management program along the following dimensions:
I invite you to read more on this topic in our white paper on Active Asset Management: Enabling utilities to gain a competitive edge.
Dave Powers is Director and ARM Product Manager for CGI in the U. S. For more than 25 years, he has been providing solution engineering and consultancy services to asset-intensive industries, including utilities, rail, aviation and defense. Dave is passionate about working with clients to ...
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