The Electricity Engineers’ Association’s Resilience Guide was updated in December 2025. This article discusses the key changes in the guidance and implications for users.

In a recent article for the Institute of Directors Boardroom Magazine, Kate Ivicheva of Asseterra Limited and Andrew Gatland argue that effective asset governance has become a critical board-level responsibility.

Auckland Transport and Asset Dynamics will present a peer reviewed paper at New Zealand’s Transportation Conference on 9 March 2026 at Te Whanganui-a-Tara Wellington. The paper discusses Auckland Transport’s 10-year journey in enhancing its asset management capabilities, highlighting the importance of strategic asset management to getting the most from limited resources.

We are pleased to announce that Andrew Gatland recently attained the prestigious Certified Fellow in Asset Management (CFAM) designation under the World Partners in Asset Management (WPiAM) Global Certification scheme.

In our new article, co-authored by Dr Sophia Elizabeth Fourie and Dr Jules Congalton, we break down why valuing asset management data is challenging, how updated ISO 55001:2024 standards are reframing data value and provide practical frameworks for valuing data.

Asset Dynamics’ Andrew Gatland presented “Sweating the Data Assets” at the Asset Management Council New Zealand Chapter’s Symposium 2025 in August. Among other things, this paper provides a method for using data already held to identify the few ‘bad actors’ in a sea of equipment.

Digital twins are virtual models of real assets that can help organisations run and maintain infrastructure more effectively. A new standard (ISO/IEC 30186) gives clear, independent guidance to make sure they deliver real value and keep improving over time. This article summarises how digital twin maturity assessments can help New Zealand’s asset intensive and infrastructure organisations.

Asset Dynamics will present a paper jointly developed with Covaris at this year’s EEA Conference. The paper shares case studies that involve using data to better understand risk, optimise maintenance, and align asset information strategy with desired asset management outcomes.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the management of asset information across the energy sector. In this article we  explore the implications of AI for how asset information is collected, managed, and used.

Asset Dynamics celebrates three years of delivering asset management and data and information management services to infrastructure organisations across New Zealand.

In May 2025 Asset Dynamics’ Principal Asset Management, Andrew Gatland and Auckland Transport’s Strategic Asset Manager, Cam Gordon, presented “The ‘what’ of asset management” at Āpōpō Congress 2025 in Ōtautahi Christchurch.

Efficiently and accurately discharging Information Disclosure requirements is critical for regulated suppliers.

In our latest article we explore a proven methodology for streamlining the disclosure process for asset management data, minimising last-minute scrambles and avoiding costly errors.

In this article Asset Dynamics’ Jules Congalton outlines how to understand which data is most valuable for asset intensive organisations by using asset management value frameworks.

In this article we consider the role and limitations of asset management maturity assessments and provide practical guidance on how organisations can realise maximum value from such work, while managing down the risk of producing reports that do not lead to action.

ISO 55013 is a recent addition to the ISO 55000 series of international standards for asset management. It provides guidance on the management of data assets to support the achievement of asset management objectives, and by extension broader organisational strategic objectives. Learn more about this important standard in this article.

Asset Dynamics’ Andrew Gatland muses on whether a belief in the existence of asset management ‘best practices’ has contributed to New Zealand’s infrastructure deficit.

The ISO Technical Committee for asset management systems, TC251 has completed revisions to ISO 55001 and the Second Edition of the standard was published in July 2024. The changes to the standard will be of interest to organisations that are either currently certified or aligned to the standard, or considering certification in the future. This article summarises the key changes in ISO 55001:2024.

Local Water Done Well will bring about transformative change in how water services are provided in New Zealand. But the water sector is just one part of the infrastructure deficit the country is facing. This article considers what needs to change to enable to New Zealand to become a global leader in realising value from our infrastructure assets.

Asset Dynamics and ProjectMax announced today a series of three free-to-attend webinars for the water sector. Entitled “Local Water Done Well is Asset Management Done Well”, the webinar series will cover vital asset management topics relevant to reform. Click to register or view webinar recordings.

Learn how to get the best from your asset data and information in this webinar presented by Jules Congalton of Asset Dynamics on 6 December 2023.