September 2016
APS Consulting Receives the Best in Business Award for the 2nd Year in a Row
September 2015
Advanced Proactive Solutions, LLC Receives 2015 Best of Frisco Award
May 2014 Launching
the company's offices in Dubai - UAE
Jan 2014
Ingratiating Dallas Marketing in Jordan
October 2013
Middle East CEO of the year Award Conference
Asset Management Training:
In order to compete in today’s
accelerating market you need to have sustainable assets. Asset management is a
systematic and coordinated activities and practices through which an
organisation optimally and sustainably manages its physical assets, and their
associated performance, risks and expenditures over their lifecycle for the
purpose of achieving its organizational objectives and strategic plan.
Although asset management may sound
like a new science, mankind used to manage their assets since Stone Age. The
roots of today’s asset management programs originated in private industry,
integrating many of the ideas of W. Edwards Deming, Malcolm Baldridge, and
others. Because of its focus, asset management has been highly successful in
companies that require a substantial asset base for their operations, such as
electrical power companies, telephone companies, large trucking companies, and
railroads.
The core principles of asset
management are:
- Policy-driven—Resource allocation
decisions are based on a well-defined set of policy goals and objectives.
- Performance-based—Policy objectives
are translated into system performance measures that are used for both
day-to-day and strategic management.
- Analysis of Options and
Tradeoffs—Decisions on how to allocate funds within and across different types
of investments are based on an analysis of how different allocations will
impact achievement of relevant policy objectives.
- Decisions Based on Quality
Information— The merits of different options with respect to an agency’s policy
goals are evaluated using credible and current data.
- Monitoring Provides Clear
Accountability and Feedback—Performance results are monitored and reported for
both impacts and effectiveness.
