Transforming Asset Management

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If you’ve ever managed and maintained property assets, you know it takes a lot of patience, capital and planning. Now consider the government’s property landscape. The federal government alone owns more than 52 percent of all the land in the U.S. 

The government is tasked with fulfilling policy and reporting mandates while effectively utilizing limited maintenance and capital reinvestment funding. New advanced technology platforms and predictive cost data based on advanced analytics are poised to transform the real property asset management enterprise, resulting in improved budgeting accuracy and decision making. With these tools, the government can better predict and plan their real property assets portfolio. So how can your agency start using these tools and methods?

Join us on Thursday, Oct. 26 at 2 p.m. ET as our experts explain how the new predictive approaches work and demonstrate how the evolving data and technology produces better insights and more accurate costs, enabling government to be more efficient with limited funding. 


You'll Hear From:

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Incheol Pang, BUILDER Sustainment Management System, Program Manager, National Nuclear Security Administration's Office of Infrastructure Planning and Analysis


Dave Lewek, Principal Consulting Engineer, Gordian