Success Stories

Oconomowoc School District was using Brightly legacy products, which provided their team with necessary tools to manage work orders. However, the organization was looking for a more robust and

As one of the most affluent suburbs in South Australia, there are high expectations on the level of service provided. The town must balance the wants of the community while keeping rates as low as

With such a large portfolio of assets to manage and maintain, the Highways department constantly faces the challenge of maximising the use of its assets and financial resources.

With manufacturing sites in 20 countries and billions of dollars in production and utility assets, this organization recognized the need for increased optimization and prioritization of strategic

In 2017 Oak Lodge Water Services District doubled in size after merging with Oak Lodge Sanitary District.

The City of Moncton could not deliver service to their high standards as efficiently as they aimed to deliver it. Information was not always relevant and came via expensive, siloed software systems.

Sorell Council’s infrastructure and development requirements were exceeding the ability of its internal systems and resources.

Transition to a new corporate EAM system. Results

Six TCCS communities had petitioned for new or upgraded playgrounds over the past two years. 45% of playgrounds were over 15 years old. But new playgrounds were out of the budget.

There was a lack of consistency and no holistic approach to life-cycle modelling based on objective factors such as risk, cost or service levels

To effectively manage a diverse mix of asset types, the solution needed to provide a central repository for asset-related data holding a flexible asset register, condition and works data.

At one point, the city had more than 60 sources of asset data residing on various platforms