Course Content
Introduction to Asset Management
When managing a company's assets, asset-based approaches are all about being proactive rather than reactive. Having an organization's “best interest” in mind, or "watching after" an organization, is the essence of this concept. When executed effectively, asset management has the potential to proactively "foresee" or even influence certain future occurrences. Thus, helping the company prepare to cope with the hazard with as few losses as possible. This course will give you the knowledge you need to make decisions on asset management confidently. This course introduces core concepts, terminology, and strategies for developing risk management and evaluating the importance of specific equipment.
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Pillars and Types of Asset Management
After learning about asset management and asset life cycle, it’s time to understand the pillars, types of asset management, and the level of service. If you didn’t understand the previous modules, we highly recommend that you go through them again before starting this module. Let’s start by understanding the pillars of asset management.
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Steps and Importance of Asset Management
The last module focuses on the strategies and steps that would be profitable in order to implement successful asset management. We are going to enter into the realm of becoming a pro in asset management. So, your development of attention in these seven proven efficient steps is required.
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Introduction to Asset Management
About Lesson

Asset management is essential for prioritizing critical technologies and addressing safety concerns before they disrupt operations. Whether you’re new or experienced, managing assets effectively can be challenging.

This course introduces core concepts, terminology, and strategies for developing risk management and evaluating the importance of specific equipment.

 

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As assets drive businesses and various organizations, asset management is a global priority. Modern companies and organizations depend on physical assets to function efficiently, and a strong asset management process helps maximize asset value and align with organizational goals.