Asset Management
Why Asset Management?
A wide range of services and business processes depend continuously on high-value physical assets. Transport systems, Healthcare systems, pipelines, cables; these are just some of the assets that must perform well, all the time, to keep economies running, regulators happy and customers satisfied.
With the current global challenges, obtaining high quality operational value from assets is imperative for the successful functioning, surviving, and thriving of any asset intensive organisation
Who we’ve worked with
We have consulted to transport and utility companies, hospitals, energy suppliers, manufacturers and local government, bringing together information systems, methodologies and specialists with a deep understanding of asset-intensive industries, in order to help businesses plan, maintain and co-ordinate their assets. and boost operational performance.
Use cases
Enterprise Asset Management
Effective asset management provides a clear view of the asset data set, allowing for advanced data analytics and empowering businesses with real-time, advanced visibility into the functioning and capacity of assets.
Utilising EAM solutions that allow organisations to better understand and manage their assets allows for sustainable growth and drives added value – while reducing loss of time and revenue due to oversight and manual errors. With effective EAM solutions, businesses are able to gain a more in-depth understanding of their operational functioning and can start to identify and reassess problem areas in their operational space. This shifts the organisation from a reactive space, where problems are being reacted to as they occur, to a predictive space, where foresight is achieved beforehand and effective planning and problem management is implemented to prevent the problem from ever arising.
Heritage Asset Management
Heritage plays an important role in promoting cultural diversity, social cohesion, reconciliation, peace and economic development and should therefore be considered a public good. Heritage Objects are diverse moveable objects which may be publicly and privately owned and could be found in homes, museums, churches, schools, government buildings and universities. Heritage objects range from the purely aesthetic, to the functional and even mundane. However, all heritage objects through time, grow in significance and are imbued with meaning throughout the course of their existence. Objects may hold increased significance due to their historical contexts, associations to events and figures of national importance, to technological innovation, natural and scientific interest and to cultural traditions and practices as they yield important information about who we are, where we come from and our development as a nation. Regardless of whether these heritage objects are in public or private ownership, they form part of what is defined as the National Estate of South Africa.
Municipal Infrastructure
Municipal infrastructure management decision making is inherently an integrated process that requires the assimilation of a multitude of data, processes, and software systems. Current work practices have resulted in significant process and data fragmentation, which have subsequently created much inefficiency that impedes the implementation of effective management strategies. We work with our clients to design and implement integrated multidisciplinary approaches to implement efficient, sustainable, and proactive asset management programs
Software Solutions
Logos Flow
“We work in partnership with our customers from museums, galleries, libraries, archives, universities and private collectors. Together we develop innovative digital tools to transform the way they work and connect with audiences” To find out more about our Museum technologies go to www.logosflow.co.za or click below.
Case Studies
Western Cape
Department of Health
Western Cape
Provincial Treasury
