Local Government Asset Management Consultants
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In local government, infrastructure is often noticed only when it fails, but behind the scenes, data analytics ensures assets run smoothly.

The National State of the Assets (NSoA) Project has revolutionised how we understand and manage our community infrastruction.

Keep your infrastructure projects on track, consider adopting Power BI.

Traditionally, Planning Officers within councils have relied a lot on manual processes. Power BI can definitely help you here!

This is a case study examining how Campbelltown City Council (NSW) utilised Power BI to effectively manage their playground assets.

I’ve encountered a fair share of myths and misconceptions about asset management. Today, I set the record straight and uncover the truth.

Water Authorities play a crucial role in ensuring the sustainable supply of water. Learn how Power BI can help manage Water Assets.

A step-by-step roadmap to guide local governments in adopting Power BI and developing a robust data culture through assessments, governance,

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Councils hold data on the condition, maintenance, and operation of their infrastructure assets and use this to make well informed decisions.

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