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  • There was a time when being a good fleet practitioner was largely defined by technical knowledge. You needed to understand vehicles and plant, maintenance, replacement cycles, utilisation, procurement and operating costs. Those skills remain fundamental. ...

  • One of the unusual characteristics of fleet management is the amount of responsibility fleet practitioners can carry without necessarily having direct authority over the people who determine fleet outcomes. A fleet practitioner may be responsible ...

  • Local governments face a familiar challenge of needing to balance tight budgets and rate pressures, with rising community expectations for reliable infrastructure and rapid service delivery. In response, forward-thinking councils are turning to smart ...

  • For organisations responsible for large building portfolios, condition assessments are a familiar part of the asset management cycle. Every few years, surveyors inspect facilities, assign condition grades, estimate renewal costs and produce a capital ...

  • Every infrastructure project begins with information. Yet one of the industry’s most critical datasets – utility information – has traditionally been fragmented across multiple asset owners, formats and systems.   For engineers, designers and ...

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