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Steady (and surprising) Asset Management Topics on Google & Our Blog
Obsolescence is a driving force behind the decisions to renew or replace assets.

JD Solomon
Feb 4


Capital Projects Led by Operations: Are You Considering These Three Important Issues?
The infrastructure crisis leaves us with too much public money to spend and too few people to manage the work. One trending solution is...

JD Solomon
Feb 13, 2024


Driving Success: Why Call It Project Development vs Program Development
Projects and programs are often used interchangeably. Yet, they represent distinct entities in the realm of development and management....

JD Solomon
Dec 4, 2023


How to Transfer Asset Data from Capital Projects into an Asset Management System
Transferring asset data from a Project Management Information System (PMIS) and a Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) is...

JD Solomon
Aug 29, 2023


Why Consider Asset Obsolescence Before Field Condition Assessments
Obsolescence is a driving force behind the decisions to renew or replace assets. However, most asset management programs wait until after...

JD Solomon
Mar 1, 2023


Observed in Practice: 5 Reasons to Prioritize Projects by Ranking Rather Than Multiple Criteria
Multiple criteria approaches for prioritization are based on problem disaggregation. The approach focuses on structured analysis by...

JD Solomon
Feb 10, 2022


Ask the Experts Revisited: Prioritization from A to Z
Tim Adams and John Rider provided some great insights for prioritization for capital improvements, operations & maintenance, and business...

JD Solomon
Feb 1, 2022


Drinking Water Contaminants Impact Project Development
USEPA’s draft Contaminant Candidate List (CCL 5) includes 66 chemicals, three chemical groups (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances...

JD Solomon
Nov 5, 2021
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