CNAM NPN Webinar 2023 - Advanced Risk Analysis in Asset Management

CNAM Mapping Connections and Making Decisions Webinar

CNAM October 2022 Knowledge Pod - Power BI: Data Analytics and Visualization

October 19, 2022 Knowledge Pod Please join us in a virtual networking session in a Knowledge Pod format. The theme for this Knowledge Pod series will be Operationalizing Asset Management. The first Knowledge Pod will focus on Power BI: Data Analytics and Visualization. Our subject matter experts for this session are Tricia Badal, (Data Systems Analyst & Corporate Asset Management) and William Oliva, (Data Systems Analyst & Corporate Asset Management) Each breakout room will focus on an aspect of BI based on the level of knowledge and interest of Asset Managers with a moderator to guide the conversation. You will choose which room to join based on the level of relevance to you right now. Bring your own questions to the session. Bring your own experiences to share with others. Topics will vary from month to month. Please suggest topics that you would like to discuss so we can deliver sessions that are most relevant to you. Registration is available to all members and non-members. There is no fee to register but advance registration is required. Les francophones sont les bienvenus. Une salle de discussion sera ouverte à ceux qui souhaitent échanger en français.

Statistics Canada - Digging Deeper Webinar - Sept 14, 2022

CNAM First Nations and Small Communities Webinar - June 22, 2022

webinaire CNAM en français "Webinaire En Français: Implantation de la Gestion des Actifs Dynamiques"

NPN Webinar - March 24, 2022

CNAM November Webinar "AM Campfire Stories - People As Assets: The Good and the Bad and the Interesting"

AM Capacity Building Program Workshop 2 Group 1

AM Capacity Building Program Workshop 1 Group 2

AMP Detective – Discoveries from 50+ Amp’s from across Canada

CNAM Webinar: Asset Management Capacity Needs Survey Findings

CNAM Webinar - Asset Management Software - Jan 20, 2021

This discussion will feature a series of presentations along with a follow-up speaker panel, where we will further explore important focus areas that organizations need to consider when selecting and implementing asset management software solutions

CNAM Webinar - Spotlight on Newfoundland and Labrador

Communities from across Newfoundland and Labrador will share their asset management progress, initiatives, and lessons learned. This webinar will include panelists with diverse perspectives representing small and medium size communities in both Newfoundland and Labrador. The webinar will also touch on the program activities being undertaken by BAM! Newfoundland and collaborative efforts with the provincial government to develop a provincial asset management framework and community of practice

CNAM Webinar - Data Analytics in Road Asset Management

Understanding the condition of roads is important to transportation departments and municipalities. Therefore, modeling and predicting the deterioration of roads is crucial. It is important to have a decision-support tool for predicting the condition of asphalt roads under a changing climate. Madeh Piryonesi has gathered and analyzed the data of several thousand road sections from the Long-Term Pavement Performance (LTPP) database in the hope of addressing these issues. The results of his works are implemented in a web-based platform, which includes a map with an interactive dashboard. Users can query any road, input its data, and get relevant predictions about its deterioration via machine learning algorithms. Since the attributes used for model training include important climatic stressors, such as temperature and precipitation, the users can run the model multiple times under different climate change scenarios and get pertinent analytics. To show the functionality of the developed tool, two sets of examples were studied. First, the condition of four individual roads in different areas was predicted. Second, the data of two groups of roads, one in Ontario and one in Texas, was fed into the model under two different climates. The results are compared and explained. The findings of this study show that the climate change scenario affects different municipalities/communities differently. This type of analysis is highly important knowing that climate change will be a significant factor in future infrastructure decision-making. The results of such analyses could be useful to municipalities, policy-makers and transportation agencies who deal with large networks of assets under a varying climate.

CNAM Webinar - Building Your AM Competencies:

An introduction to CNAM’s Asset Management Competency Framework (AMCF) and what it means for your organization. CNAM brought together a broad coalition of national associations involved in supporting AM, community planning and management, and AM-related industry professions in Canada to use their collective expertise to develop a tool to build AM capacity and capabilities in the Canadian public sector. The Asset Management Competency Framework for Canadian Communities (AMCF) was the result. The AMCF establishes a shared understanding of the competencies (the knowledge, skills, and behaviours) that a community’s workforce should possess to best deliver their AM programs. It provides alignment across the industry on the scope of AM and highlights the connections with the various professions in an organization that overlap with the interdisciplinary practice of AM. It also provides communities with a foundation to identify AM capability gaps and a planning structure to address those gaps with targeted development opportunities and better information to facilitate hiring qualified candidates. Learning Objectives: Learn about the 12 asset management competencies for Canadian communities. Learn how the AMCF can benefit your organization. Learn how the AMCF has already helped municipalities across the country improve their AM capacity and capabilities. Learn how the AMCF was developed and how CNAM and the national partners will expand upon it in 2020 and beyond!

CNAM Webinar - Communicating with the Public: Telling the asset management story and building support in your community.

Communicating needed investment in community infrastructure Making the case for investment in AM Techniques and tips for communicating effectively with your public

CNAM Webinar - Leading the Charge: Leading the asset management efforts in your organisation

Approaches and tools to engage a cross-functional team (and other departments) effectively How to engage your senior leadership and elected officials Leading with influence vs. authority Different leadership styles and how to leverage effectively Where to start and how to prioritize Supporting communities around you

CNAM Webinar - Future of Asset Management

A panel discussion on the future of asset management. We’ve come this far; where do we need to go from here?

CNAM Webinar - Diving Deeper: Using Risk to Prioritize Investment

Having implemented an Asset Management framework, defined level of service and risk frameworks, Halton Region's Public Works went onto operationalize asset management strategy. Halton Region's Public Works successfully embedded risk practice across Water, Wastewater, Waste Management and Roads Service Areas. Two capital budget cycles have been programmed based on the risk process; "The targeted 4.5% rate increase is lower than the 5.2% forecast largely driven by adjustments to the capital financing based on the Asset Management Plan as set out in Report No. PW-28-17 (re: Public Works Asset Management Program Update, 2017." Page 193 - 2018 Halton Region Budget and Business Plan • 50% of the implementation was focused on change management • One consistent risk framework used to assess all asset risk within each service area • One independent risk facilitator used to ensure consistency in assessing risk • Evidence/data used to drive the risk assessment BUT assessing risk is not an automated process Moderator: Todd Latham, Founder & President of Actual Media Inc. Presenter: Pious Maposa, Region of Halton Panelists: Leanne Brannigan, Region of Peel Michael Lewis, City of Ottawa Simon Bush, WSP Webinar Details When: Wednesday, April 17 from 10 -11:30 am MST Cost: Complimentary for CNAM members, $50 for non-members +GST

CNAM 2019 MARCH WEBINAR ASSET MANAGEMENT INTRODUCTION FOR ORGMUNICIPAL STAFF

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CNAM Webinar - Diving Deeper: Leveraging Technology to Enhance Your Asset Management Capabilities

Diving Deeper: Leveraging Technology to Enhance Your Asset Management Capabilities Visit www.cnam.ca for the password Recorded: Wednesday, January 23, 2019 9am PST/10am MST/12pm EST This webinar will include a presentation by a CNAM member, followed by several panelists sharing their experiences in a moderated group discussion, and opportunity for audience Q&A. Topics will include developing, implementing and sustaining supporting technology for improved asset management, including asset management, work management, GIS and financial systems; enabling effective links between systems; and considerations for better data and information management. Stay tuned for the announcement of speakers and panelists for the first CNAM webinar of 2019! Speakers: • Tjaart Van den Berg, Atlantic Infrastructure Management (AIM) • Hamid Butt, City of Kelowna • Matt Dawe, PSD - Research, Consulting, Software • Jonathan Foord, City of Winnipeg's Acting Traffic Signal and TMC Branch Head Moderator: Iain Cranston, ic Infrastructure

CNAM Webinar - Diving Deeper into Levels of Service

Diving Deeper into Level of Service Visit www.cnam.ca for the password Recorded: Thursday, October 11, 2018, 12:00 to 1:30pm (EST) This webinar will feature four speakers who are asset management leaders within their organizations. The four speakers will be discussing level of service in detail, diving into level of service for specific asset classes, and how their organizations connect level of service frameworks to capital plans and operating budgets. Join the Canadian Network of Asset Managers in our first Fall 2018 Webinar. Speakers: • Jihad El Zamer, City of Fredericton • Loretta Gette, City of Regina • Daryush Esmaili, City of Guelph • Nick Larson, GM BluePlan Moderator: Iain Cranston, ic Infrastructure

CNAM Webinaire #4, March 2018: Introduction à La Gestion Des Actifs Pour Les Gestionnaires et Le Personnel Technique

Vous n’avez aucune expérience dans la gestion des actifs? Qu’entend-on par gestion des actifs et comment peut-on débuter? Le réseau canadien des gestionnaires d’actifs (CNAM) peut vous aider. Les activités qui suivent, offertes en français, sont destinées aux collectivités francophones qui s’initient à la gestion des actifs. Panelists: Dominic Doucet, directeur général de la Ville de Plessisville, QC. Pierre-Hugues Gagnon, Town of Banff, AB Catherine Dallaire, Asset Management Consultant, KPMG. Host: Patrick Brisson, City of Ottawa / Canadian Network of Asset Managers.

CNAM Webinaire #2, March 2018: Introduction À La Gestion Des Actifs Pour Les Élus

Vous n’avez aucune expérience dans la gestion des actifs? Qu’entend-on par gestion des actifs et comment peut-on débuter? Le réseau canadien des gestionnaires d’actifs (CNAM) peut vous aider. Les activités qui suivent, offertes en français, sont destinées aux collectivités francophones qui s’initient à la gestion des actifs. Panelists: Dominic Doucet, directeur général de la Ville de Plessisville, QC. Catherine Dallaire, Asset Management Consultant, KPMG. Host: Patrick Brisson, City of Ottawa / Canadian Network of Asset Managers