Case Studies

Waco ISD relied on paper work orders with no data strategy. After maximizing Asset Essentials, they secured a $355M bond, a $22M insurance settlement and grew their facilities budget from $500K to $3M annually.

After expanding their use of Asset Essentials, Blue Springs’ Parks & Recreation team shifted from reactive to preventive maintenance with a single source of truth for labor costs, work history and task scheduling.

The City of Monash wanted to improve efficiency and provide better service for its two golf courses, which host over 60,000 rounds of golf per year. The city turned to Siemens Asset Management to achieve — and exceed — its goals.

Moonee Valley City Council shifted asset management to our cloud-based solution in search of greater flexibility, efficiency and scalability. The council successfully lowered costs and enabled data access anywhere, anytime.

The University of Adelaide transformed its investment planning from opinion- and perception-based to an objective, data-based system, using predictive analytics to understand — and communicate — the impacts of investments.

Golden Plains Shire Council consolidated its asset management data into a single source of truth for data-driven infrastructure decisions. They can now take a whole-of-life approach and achieve the best outcomes for the community.

Wake Forest University’s legacy facilities software was expensive and lacked asset-level tracking. By implementing Asset Essentials, the team gained mobile access, detailed data reporting and asset tracking capabilities.

Burdened by double-handling flood asset data across paper, spreadsheets and servers, Bristol City Council moved to Confirm to input condition data and asset images on-site, automate overall condition scoring and save time.

Baltimore City Public Schools serves 75,000+ students across 150 buildings. After transitioning to Asset Essentials, the team automated workflow processes, identified maintenance challenges and justified capital requests.

Sydney Olympic Park Authority oversees one of Australia’s largest urban parklands. They turned to Siemens to develop a strategic asset management plan to sustainably deliver the required levels of service over the next 20 years.