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Facing a funding re-evaluation and a pavement improvement target, the City of Topeka, Kansas used strategic asset management modeling to prove a $24M annual budget plus new treatment strategies could meet its goals.

The Georgia Aquarium used Asset Essentials CMMS software to track work orders, enable compliance and justify resources. The team easily documented work and created reports to illustrate workload to support adding a third shift.

Facing siloed systems and a repair backlog, the City of Edinburgh Council used Confirm to consolidate asset data into a single source of truth, which reduced repair backlogs by 90%, cut costs and improved services across the city.

When its CCTV and fiber communications network kept being damaged due to poor mapping, Bristol City Council expanded Confirm to include those assets. The Council also improved preventive maintenance and streamlined processes.

Dorset Council relied on paper-based highway maintenance processes, creating delays and waste. By deploying Confirm with Confirm Connect and Confirm Workzone, the council eliminated paper and improved efficiency and productivity.

North Lanarkshire Council, responsible for assets across 185,000 properties east of Glasgow, deployed Confirm Connect to streamline field operations, cutting inquiry response times from three or four days down to one day.

Responsible for nearly half a million public works assets across rural Scotland, Aberdeenshire Council consolidated disparate software into one solution, breaking down silos and deploying IoT to tackle flooding.

Replacing paper and spreadsheets, Peabody Group implemented Confirm to manage its Thamesmead public realm assets. It enabled mobile inspections, near real-time reporting and service charge estimates accurate to the penny.

Somerset County Council migrated its on-site Confirm asset management solution to a cloud-based platform, freeing internal IT resources, cutting costs and gaining extra functionality across its highways and other departments.