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Aurecon hosted OzWater 2021 workshop on how Australian water utilities foster closer, more efficient working relationships.

From panels to partnering: Outputs from OzWater 21 workshop

Aurecon hosted an OzWater 2021 workshop on how Australian water utilities foster closer, more efficient working relationships through partnering.

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With good data, better asset decisions can be made, ensure investment and achieve Defence goals.

Data driven decisions: The future of decision making on the Defence Estate

With good data and digital technology, better asset decisions can be made to help Defence achieve their strategic and operational goals.

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Unlocking the power of data create strategic and operational advantage across Defence.

Data analytics: making sense of data for more valuable insights across asset management and operations

Unlocking the power of data enables fast and informed decision making to create strategic and operational advantage across the Defence industry.

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The approach to digital data capture and management is an effective development for the hydropower industry.

When a search for data and answers is smart hydropower infrastructure

Digitising our dams using real-time data capture will improve performance and decision-making for hydropower operators around new and ageing assets.

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A closed loop approach to airport compliance management minimises airside downtime

Aurecon outlines the common types of non-compliant aviation assets along with the practical processes for designing corrective actions and prioritising works.

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Using maths to uncover operational efficiencies with highly automated operations at bulk export terminals

Using mathematical methods, there’s now a pathway to take operational efficiency at coal terminals to the next level with highly automated decision making.

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Reimagining asset closure is an opportunity to transition the site to a new asset type for owner operation.

Asset closure – tick the box or think outside the box?

Facing accelerated economic and climate change pressures, businesses today require a whole new skill set to close, reimagine and transition their assets.

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Reimagining healthcare infrastructure post pandemic

Five opportunities to reimagine health infrastructure for efficiency, agility and sustainability

In the wake of COVID-19, Aurecon recommends five trends and opportunities that should be considered when planning future healthcare infrastructure.

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Defence needs the right data strategy and techniques to create real value in this age of intelligence.

Smart, fast, unobtrusive: capturing the right data with the right tools to enable Defence strategy, capability and operations

Adopting new technologies that enable smart, fast and unobtrusive data capture will help deliver the Defence sector’s goals and ensure data quality, security and minimise risks.

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Are your assets earning their keep? Why sustaining asset investment is critical to maximising value

Successful asset intensive organisations balance short-term profitability with effective ‘sustaining capital’ or asset reinvestment to maximise long-term value.

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The paper shares an overview of the region’s natural resources through a circular economy approach.

The Circular Economy: the bioprecinct approach and showcase on the Mackay Isaac Whitsunday region

Aurecon explores sustainable economic development opportunities that take advantage of Queensland’s natural resources through a circular economy approach.

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Telco owners shift to digital twin and maximise the benefits of digital asset management to transform their businesses.

Learning from the grocery store barcode: how the telco sector can maximise benefit from digital asset management

While digital twin trend accelerates, finding the right digital solution is essential for telco owners to maximise the benefits of digital asset management.

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Applying machine learning, sustainability, and reducing carbon emissions into existing and new buildings can improve building energy performance.

Using machine learning to ‘green’ our buildings

Machine learning can improve building performance using existing data; reducing operational carbon emissions, energy costs and optimising design efficiency.

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Decarbonisation: a pathway to transition to future net-zero emissions

What we can learn from the industries most exposed in the transition to net zero emissions

Just 100 companies of the millions across the globe contribute to 71 percent of all greenhouse gas emissions. Heavy carbon emitters can impact climate change, not just its effects.

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Aurecon shares the challenges in post-COVID-19 recovery, and the new processes, redesigned layouts and digital technologies to help Asia’s airports.

Aurecon outlines steps to help Asia’s airports learn to fly (again) post-COVID-19

Aurecon explores the new processes, redesigned layouts and digital technologies that will help Asia’s aviation industry recover following the pandemic.

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Delivering sustainable design of the health system and generate better health and well-being outcomes for patients.

How do we inject sustainability into healthcare?

With the COVID-19 pandemic, healthcare must engage in sustainable design solutions to reduce operational costs and generate better health for patients.

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Repowering a key consideration for wind farms reaching their end-of-life for unceasing benefits of wind power as a renewable and endless supply.

We plan for retirement, but what about our wind farms?

Owners and operators of first generation wind turbines must now decide what’s best for their ageing infrastructure: decommissioning, repowering or extending their life.

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Aurecon has partnered with AIPM addressing the role of project management in leading economic recovery and program delivery in Australia.

Specialist project management, the engine of successful economic recovery

Aurecon and AIPM highlight the importance of project management in Australia's economic recovery and in creating resilient infrastructure that is fit-for-purpose.

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Departing from COVID-19 – A flight path to recovery and reform of the aviation sector

Aurecon's white paper models the eventual reopening of Australian airports that have been designed to keep passengers and staff safe through and after COVID-19.

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Climate change is an uphill battle, but with our combined efforts and suitable mitigation actions we can minimise the damage it causes.

The role of data and ‘digital’ in climate adaptation across Asia

Data and digital decision-making technologies are key to helping governments and industries to adopt climate change adaption solutions in Asia.

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Zero-entry autonomous mining: Where’s my hoverboard, Marty?

Zero-entry mining is a vision of the industry to unlock the benefits of digital automation. How long until we see autonomous mining as mainstream operation?

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Night sky exposed stars - Photo by Caleb Woods on Unsplash

The underestimated challenge of an accelerated capital programme

Asset owners often fail to unlock the potential of an accelerated capital programme. What best practices can help them improve business risk and performance?

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Colourful buildings – Photo by Scott Webb on Unsplash

How programmatic project management improves outcomes for cost, risk and business performance

Asset owners can deliver similar projects through a programme of common groupings to drive greater certainty for cost, risk and business performance.

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Criticality and risk as an approach to asset investment

Aurecon looks at how asset owners can identify the most critical assets that support their business strategy through the lens of risk to ensure the right investment.

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Reimagining healthcare delivery beyond COVID-19

Everyone has a fundamental right to high quality healthcare – this principle should guide the way we deliver health services during and after COVID-19.

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Australia’s resources and mining sectors and ‘threading the needle’ during a crisis

Can the resources sector lead Australia's economic recovery beyond COVID-19?

Australia’s resources and mining sectors have survived the challenges of the 2008 global financial crisis. Can they help our economy recover from COVID-19?

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How are asset owners are responding to COVID-19?

Recoiling or rebounding: how asset owners are responding to COVID-19

Asset owners need to adapt quickly to a rapidly changing operating context, while also ensuring that their organisations come out stronger on the other side.

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Data centres are critical infrastructures

Mission critical data centres and learning from a crisis

As demand for data connectivity rises during COVID-19, data centres have been identified as 'essential infrastructure'. What can we learn from this moment?

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Mitigating Heavy Industry Supply Chain Risk - 5 Critical Steps in Responding to the Impacts of COVID-19

COVID-19: five critical steps to mitigate heavy industry supply chain risk

As coronavirus spreads, it will likely lead to production and supply problems for many months. How do we mitigate the economic impacts to industrial business?

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Technological debt in our digital future: the cost of unmanaged data

Businesses must manage data in order to prepare for the digital future. There's a gap emerging between companies quick to move and those slow off the blocks.

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Consumers are no longer satisfied with not knowing where their food has come from.

Consumers lead the digital charge in the agrifood industry

Dr Ingrid Appelqvist and Aurecon's Hester de Wet explore how changing consumer demands will lead digital changes in the agrifood industry.

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Good models enable good decisions in asset management.

Good models enable good decisions: using digital to prioritise and manage assets

Aurecon's Neil Naismith talks to clients about a new way of approaching asset portfolio management, looking to new digital technologies to help make asset decisions.

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Asset owners are now turning to digitisation to deal with today

The importance of digitisation in asset management to stay in the game

Asset owners are increasingly turning to ‘digital’ to help deal with today's challenges and to provide insights to better inform decision making.

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Data determined with purpose, connected to performance, and accelerated with technology, provides power to decision makers.

Data connected with technology and business purpose key to identifying assets that drive value

Aurecon’s Chris Needham and Elisha Bellchambers share how data connected with digital technology and business purpose can help organisations realise more value from their assets.

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Visual render of the Maribyrnong Bridge and Northern Tunnel portal for the West Gate Tunnel project.

Digital disruption through the tunnel

Aurecon's Cristian Biotto and Prakash Sabapathy discuss how digital engineering can present great innovation in physical tunnel assets.

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Risks may be inevitable when forging a path to success, but they can be minimised through business optimisation.

Risk and reward: Top 10 tips on business optimisation

Aurecon identifies top 10 tips for business optimisation that minimise risk in high-risk environments.

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Safeguarding asset utilisation is becoming more relevant in customer facing organisations in sectors such as transport, education, utilities and health.

Smart asset management for critical urban infrastructure

One of the major challenges with rapid urbanisation is there is not enough infrastructure to support the increasing number of people moving to cities every week. Abe Nezamian discusses how one of Aurecon's key offerings, Asset Management, aims to solve this problem.

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For Aurecon’s Matt Coetzee and Eric Kreutzer, the Greater Newcastle Metropolitan Plan emphasises best-practice in urban planning at a time when infrastructure costs are rising in step with growing and changing populations.

Thinking by expertise - Asset management & performance

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