Analyse Performance (AM)

Responsible departments:

Asset Management, Operations, Maintenance, Finance

Asset performance analysis provides the information required to determine whether assets are delivering expected operational, financial and reliability outcomes. Accurate asset master data and maintenance history enable organisations to monitor key measures such as asset availability, reliability, utilisation, maintainability and total cost of ownership.

Performance reviews help identify recurring failures, maintenance inefficiencies, aging assets and emerging risks. The information gained supports evidence-based decisions regarding maintenance strategies, capital replacement planning, asset renewal programs and continuous improvement initiatives. Regular analysis ensures assets continue to align with operational and business objectives throughout their lifecycle.

  • Monitor reliability, availability and utilisation metrics.
  • Analyse maintenance performance and failure trends.
  • Evaluate lifecycle costs and asset health indicators.
  • Identify opportunities to improve asset performance.

Inputs

Asset KPIs, maintenance history, condition monitoring data, ERP records

Outputs

Performance reports, reliability analysis, improvement recommendations

Benefits

Improved decision making, increased reliability, optimised asset performance

Demand Planning & Forecasting

Criticality & Risk Assessment

Capital Investment Decision Making

Strategic Sourcing & Contracts

Procurement & Vendor Management

Strategy Development

Spare Parts for Assets

Asset Master Data

Operate

Maintain

Overhaul Management

Decommission, Repurpose or Write Off

Continuous Improvement

Cost Control

Analyse Performance

Asset Management Framework

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Asset management is the coordinated activity of an organisation to realise value from its assets. It is the systematic and analytical process of acquiring, operating, maintaining, and disposing of assets in the most effective manner - including all costs, risks, and performance attributes."