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Managing vast amounts of data, and using it at operational, tactical and strategic levels, is a challenge for all organisations. We attended the recent TEFMA Smarter Data Workshop, and bring you pointers on how to cut through data overload.

An SPM Assets customer is utilising our Work Order (WO) function to efficiently capture building defects simply by editing the user-defined fields. Should you be using Work Orders in this way to save time?

Articulating a persuasive story is the most powerful way to communicate your ideas. We know the power of a strong Asset Management Plan and combing this with a great story will give your stakeholders the confidence that you have it under control.

Already a customer of SPM Assets, UNSW joined the Programs focus group looking for a solution to a major pain point; having access to the right project information across all departments is near to impossible. Enter Programs...

After months of planning, we were delighted at the success of our two Annual Conferences held in Auckland and Sydney this month. We would like to thank everyone who attended, especially those that presented.

Julia Checchia, PMI Sydney Chapter President, spoke about Agility and Asset Management Planning at our Annual Conference in Sydney last week. Read more for an overview of the principles of Agile, and how it can be applied to asset management.

Customer feedback has led to the creation of two new functions on Mobile NEXT: the ability to add photos in the field, and building QA checks into the inspection configuration. Read more about these exciting new features.

Your feedback has told us that you’d like Programs to be integrated with SPM Assets, and we’ve identified a number of ways this could be achieved. Read more and vote for the options you’d find most helpful – or provide your own take on this.

Every February about 12,000 people come together in San Francisco to hear the latest stories and thinking on Cloud applications or SaaS products. This was our second year at the event – Steve Lyons, Wouter Pels and David Long made the pilgrimage as part of the New Zealand delegation of 150 people and over 100 SaaS businesses.