The Evolution of Asset Management: Focus on Business Performance Management, Customer Service, Risk Management, Supply Chain Management, Supply Chains

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The Evolution of Asset Management

sponsored by IBM Line of Business

Posted:	16 Jun 2008
Published:	01 Feb 2008
Format:	PDF
Length:	28 Page(s)
Type:	White Paper
Language:	English

ABSTRACT:

Asset management - i.e., the acquisition, use, maintenance, modification and disposal of critical assets and properties - is vital to most businesses' performance and success. The more capital-intensive the operation, the more business performance is tied to the availability, maintenance and deployment of the assets. Good asset management leaders pride themselves on being able to deal with tough asset situations and solving problems with their equipment, vehicles and property. But are most managers spending their time reacting to breakdowns and emergencies, or planning ahead on how they optimize their assets for business performance? This paper will discuss key perspectives and strategies for new asset management programs within the most capital intensive and revenue producing area of today's businesses.

Authors

Gautam Basu
IBM

Mondher Ben-Hamida
IBM

Karen Butner
IBM

Eric Cope
IBM

Henry Dao
IBM

L??a Deleris
IBM

Jin Dong
IBM

Mary Helander
IBM

Kaan Katircioglu
IBM

Bonnie Ray
IBM

Jason Torpy
IBM

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Business Performance Management | Customer Service | Risk Management | Supply Chain Management | Supply Chains

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