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2016-09-06 S&O Committee - Attachment 1 to Item 2 - Asset Management Roadmap
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Potential Benefits:
Provides clarity on the scope and boundaries of the Asset Management System, which enables more
efficient development and operation of Asset Management System components. Clearer
understanding of the boundaries of the Asset Management System with other Council Management
systems also allows investigation of the protocols, reporting and data transfers required at these
interfaces.
Scope of Work:
Task Task Description Resources Approx. Delivery Deliverable /
No. Duration Timeframe Outcome
1 Agree scope of assets covered in Asset Council 2 weeks Short Agreed list of
Management System assets within the
scope of the
Asset
Management
System.
2 Develop a “block diagram” showing the External 2 weeks Short Block Diagram of
elements of Council’s AMS and their Support Council’s AMS
connectivity to other Council functions /
Management Systems.
Council
3 Document rationale for Asset Council 1 month Short Rationale for
Management Plan scopes and priorities AMP scopes,
provided in
SAMP.
Environmental Scan
Description of the Initiative:
An Environmental Scan assists in
building an understanding of the
external factors that influence
Council’s decision-making which may
in-turn, influence the objectives,
nature and scope of the Asset
Management System. It is
recommended the PESTLE 1 approach
be adopted when undertaking an
environmental scan, as it ensures
consideration of the majority of
external factors that influence
Figure 3-2 PESTLE Diagram
decision-making, as depicted in Figure
3-1, to the right:
Some data gathering is required to support the PESTLE analysis, but the analysis itself is best
undertaken within a facilitated workshop environment with nominated Council staff. The
workshopping approach is not only cost/time-effective, but provides a forum that promotes
collaboration and ownership” of the analysis outcomes.
1 The PESTLE approach investigates the primary factors that contribute to business decision-making, as follows: Political, Economic, Social,
Technological, Legal and Environmental.
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