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Slide 1:1 Leveraging Geospatial Technology to Enable Enterprise Asset Management
Slide 2:2 Why Asset Management? Design assets in the most cost effective and operation efficient way Do asset maintenance only when needed for required performance Achieve a Return on Assets higher than target rates Have asset classes reflecting needs rather than reporting requirements Know asset life cycle operational & maintenance costs Have a central asset planning and control data repository
Manage as an End-to-End Process The Asset Lifecycle… :3 Manage as an End-to-End Process The Asset Lifecycle… Asset &
Work
Standards Asset &
Work
Standards
Slide 4:4 How do we Identify Assets? Determine which objects are critical to the financial operation of the organization.
Identify the elements needed to perform specific operational tasks.
Determine what information requires tracking (i.e. installation cost, replacement cost, etc.).
Determine the level of detail required.
Determine where source data will reside (I.E. GIS, Work Mgmt. System, Outage Mgmt. System, etc.)
Slide 5:5 Existing Delivery Information SystemsLife cycle cost information for delivery assets (if captured) is extremely disjointed. Asset information resides in separate systems and can only be used by another system via development of specific system interfaces. GIS Financials Outage
Management Planning External
Interfaces Work
Management Procurement Asset
Valuation Maintenance Project
Management Contract
Management Customer
Contact
Slide 6:6 How is Asset Information Utilized? This would be the Common Information Model (CIM) for these three abstract components
Slide 7:7 The “intersection data” in the CIM depicts the interface between different systems:
Slide 8:8 How is Asset Information Stored? GIS/OMS Work Mgmt. General
Ledger Asset Because the Asset information is a composite of various systems, a variety of analysis can be performed.
Slide 9:9 Asset
Repository Asset Data from
GIS
WMS
Capital Asset Acctg.
Modeling
Failure Reporting Life Cycle Asset Info
Asset Age
Asset Location
Asset Condition
Asset Performance
Asset Value
Asset Criticality
Asset Connectivity What to Expect: One Stop Shopping Key Concept – An Asset Data Warehouse provides everyone access to relevant data, analysis tools, work management and information systems in a one-stop shop approach (single sign-on, common management system and common user access)
Slide 10:10 ADW Report Example: Detail Work Mgmt. System GIS Gen. Ledger Work Mgmt. System
Slide 11:11 ADW Report Example: GIS Detail OH Transformer Location