Free Awareness Session · 60 minutes · Online

The ISO 55000 series and strategic asset management

Thursday 19 November: 9:30am or 3:30pm London, or watch on demand.

A practical, no-jargon introduction for governments and asset-owning organisations that want to get more from the assets they already own, develop and embed strategic asset management capability, support long-term investment planning, improve the quality of asset information and enable data-led decisions.

  • Thursday 19 November 2026, two live sessions
  • 9:30 to 10:30am or 3:30 to 4:30pm London time
  • Live Q&A, plus the recording for every registrant
  • Free Strategic Asset Management Starter Pack
Professionals making informed decisions from shared asset information

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Choose a session, or on demand. We'll email your joining link, calendar invite and the recording.

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What we'll cover

Four parts, 60 minutes

We use the language of the ISO 55000 series, the GFMAM Asset Management Landscape and the IAM Anatomy, and keep it practical for your organisation.

Connected infrastructure assets

Part 1 · 15 min

Asset management and value

The ISO 55000 definitions and principles, and value as the balance of performance, cost and risk over time.

Whole-life management of a built asset

Part 2 · 15 min

From objectives to a SAMP

How the asset management policy, SAMP and asset management plans connect organisational objectives to long-term investment planning.

Asset information model

Part 3 · 15 min

Asset information and data-led decisions

Asset registers, an asset information model aligned with ISO 19650 and ISO 55013, asset criticality, and where digital twins fit.

Water tower whose asset information supports data-led decisions

Part 4 · 15 min

Your next steps and Q&A

Where you stand against the GFMAM Landscape, a practical path to develop and embed capability, and your questions answered live.

Core concepts we will explain

Make the most of the assets you already have

Governments hold around $101 trillion of public sector assets across the 31 countries studied by the IMF, and better management could earn about 3% of GDP a year. The session shows how four core ISO 55000 ideas unlock that value, including where asset registers, the ISO 19650 asset information model and digital twins fit.

Housing within a public asset portfolio

Line of sight

From objectives to plans

Objectives flow into the asset management policy, the strategic plan for asset management and asset management plans.

Public square with civic buildings

Asset portfolio

One portfolio, many services

Balancing performance, cost and risk across the whole portfolio and its asset systems, not asset by asset.

Civic library recorded in an asset register

Asset register

Know what you own

What you own, where it is, its condition, criticality and value: the foundation for every decision.

Physical asset alongside its digital twin

Information model and twins

Information you can rely on

An asset information model aligned with ISO 19650, and digital twins understood through ISO/IEC 30173 and profiled with the ISO/IEC 30186 maturity model.

Your local time · Thursday 19 November

One day, two times, or watch on demand

The morning session suits Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia-Pacific. The afternoon session suits the Americas. Can't make either? Book anyway and we'll send you the recording.

Morning session

9:30 to 10:30am London

4:30am New York · 10:30am Paris · 1:30pm Dubai · 8:30pm Sydney

Afternoon session

3:30 to 4:30pm London

10:30am New York · 7:30am Los Angeles · 4:30pm Paris · 7:30pm Dubai

On demand

Watch any time

Every registrant receives the full recording, so you can catch up, rewatch or share it with your team.

Who it's for

Leaders and teams responsible for public assets and the services they deliver

Asset owners, finance, operations, asset information and policy teams across every asset domain, including national mission-critical infrastructure.

Railway station

Transport

Solar array

Energy

Water treatment works

Water

Hospital

Health

School

Education

Government office buildings

Government estate

Data centre

Digital and telecoms

Woodland

Natural capital

Trusted across government and industry

What governments and partners say about our work

The team behind AssetEnable has advised whole-of-government departments, national treasuries, critical national infrastructure operators and major asset owners, including on World Bank programmes across Europe, Latin America and Asia-Pacific.

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A direct and meaningful contribution to our asset management work with subnational governments: recommendations grounded in ISO 55000 and adapted to each state's institutional and legal realities. The work on asset registration and management standards has directly shaped the approaches these governments are now taking forward.

Public Sector Specialist, Governance Global Practice

World Bank · Brazil

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Senior-level competence in strategic asset management leadership, policy development and national reform: strategic asset management policies aligned with ISO 55001, national public asset registers, and practical roadmaps to improve the governance, performance and value of public assets.

Senior Governance Specialist

World Bank · Serbia, Estonia, Brazil, Philippines

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Characterising the criticality of public assets against typhoons, and training treasury staff, made a strategic contribution to the national asset registry, and to the policy, governance and implementation of public asset management.

Senior Lecturer, Civil and Systems Engineering

Johns Hopkins University · World Bank programme, Philippines

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Strategic thinking that produced excellent outcomes in the early stages of a large-scale programme, winning over senior leaders and influencing a wide range of stakeholders, so the work stood on strong foundations.

Chief Data Officer, Government Property

Cabinet Office, UK Government

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Technical excellence and strategic vision for GIS, pushing to fully integrate geospatial information into existing systems so delivery teams on the London Underground network gained real benefit.

Senior manager

Tube Lines · London Underground, now part of Transport for London

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Embedded as interim Head of Asset Management to create an asset management function and deliver a roadmap for alignment with ISO 55001. Recognised internationally for whole-life asset management of physical and digital assets.

Technical Director

WSP

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Course materials on ISO 19650 that were fantastic, with knowledge and delivery second to none: a subject matter expert we would not hesitate to recommend.

Digital and innovation leader

Bentley Systems · Digital Advancement Academy

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Delivered the ICE Certificate in BIM in-house for our infrastructure designers: evidently very experienced and qualified, and highly professional in how the course was set up and run.

Civil engineering leader, energy sector

Atkins

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The gap analysis explored every area of a large and diverse business, and reported back with findings, gaps and, most importantly, an action plan for moving forward.

Design Engineer

Engineering manufacturer · information management gap analysis

Quotes are extracts from references and testimonials for work delivered by the GeoEnable Group team; names are withheld.

Who we have worked with

Governments, infrastructure owners and industry

Governments and public bodies

Environment Agency
Homes England
NHS
Innovate UK
Centre for Digital Built Britain
Ordnance Survey
British Army
Government of the PhilippinesPhilippines · Bureau of the Treasury
Government of BrazilBrazil · federal government
Government of Minas GeraisMinas Gerais state government
Government of SerbiaSerbia · public asset registry
Government of EstoniaEstonia · Ministry of Finance

Local authorities

Stockport Metropolitan Borough Council
Bristol City Council
Hertfordshire County Council
East Ayrshire Council
Havant Borough Council

International and multilateral organisations

The World Bank
SEADRIFASEAN+3 initiative with the World Bank
European Commission

Transport and infrastructure

Network Rail
HS2
Highways England
Gatwick Airport

Energy

EDF
Horizon Nuclear Power
ScottishPower Renewables

Engineering, consulting and industry

WSP
Wood
BAE Systems

Technology and professional bodies

Bentley Systems
Institution of Civil Engineers
BSI

Organisations the GeoEnable Group team has advised or worked with, directly or through World Bank programmes. Logos and emblems are shown for identification only and do not imply endorsement.

AssetEnable is part of the GeoEnable Group, BSI Associate Consultants advising on ISO 55001, the wider ISO 55000 series and ISO 19650.

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