Operations leaders
Reliability, service continuity and operational risk
Is your Asset Management System delivering the results you expect?
Can you identify the focus areas for process, data, governance and the capability gaps limiting your asset performance?
You can with our system-agnostic EAM Maturity Framework. Using our proprietary assessment process, we assess how people, processes, data, governance, and technology work together. Our assessment report will give you clear, actionable recommendations, prioritised for impact and return on investment for your EAM system.
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Capability areas
From strategy and governance to technology, integration and digital enablement.
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Maturity levels
A clear path from reactive control to leading capability.
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Stage approach
Simple, collaborative and evidence-based: focus, assess, validate, recommend.
Do Any of These Sound Familiar?
Maintenance backlog is growing or poorly understood
Asset data cannot be trusted
Sites and teams work in different ways
Critical knowledge sits in spreadsheets, email or with individuals
Reporting needs manual reconciliation
EAM investment is not producing consistent business outcomes
These symptoms often point to gaps in process, governance, data quality, system adoption or organisational alignment.
Business Capability, Not Technology in Isolation
Our assessment combines enterprise asset management, industry, process, data and technology perspectives.
EAM
Business capability across the lifecycle
Evidence-based
Evidence-based scoring across the asset lifecycle.
Cross-platform
Cross-platform perspective across EAM and connected systems.
Business-led
Practical focus on business implications and improvement priorities, with engagement across operations, maintenance, engineering, supply chain, finance, IT and leadership.
Actionable
Support that can extend from advisory into implementation and ongoing improvement.
- Evidence-based
Evidence-based scoring across the asset lifecycle.
- Cross-platform
Cross-platform perspective across EAM and connected systems.
- Business-led
Practical focus on business implications and improvement priorities, with engagement across operations, maintenance, engineering, supply chain, finance, IT and leadership.
- Actionable
Support that can extend from advisory into implementation and ongoing improvement.
More Than an EAM System Health Check
The EAM Maturity Assessment Framework is structured within eight capability areas.
The EAM Maturity Assessment is an evidence-based review of these capability areas that establishes and benchmarks how effectively your organisation manages assets across their lifecycle.
It examines how people, processes, data, governance, and technology work together, and identifies capability gaps that affect control, performance, and decision-making.
Eight capability areas
- 1Strategy & Governance
- 2Asset Information & Data
- 3Supply Chain, Spares & Materials
- 4Work & Maintenance Management
- 5Planning, Scheduling and Resource Management
- 6Asset Performance & Reliability
- 7Organisation, Competency and Adoption
- 8Technology, Integration & Digital Enablement
Integrated EAM capability across the asset lifecycle
Assessment Approach
Simple, Collaborative and Evidence-Based
Focus
Jointly agree objectives, scope, priority assets and stakeholders.
Assess
Use workshops, interviews, system walkthroughs and evidence review.
Validate
Consolidate findings and confirm maturity ratings across capability areas.
Recommend
Present the business implications and prioritised recommendations.
Tailored scope •
proportionate stakeholder effort
proportionate stakeholder effort
The scope is tailored to your priorities, sites and asset classes, focusing stakeholder time where it adds the most value.
A Clear Path from Reactive Control to Leading Capability
- 1ReactiveAd hoc, dependent on individuals and workarounds
- 2DevelopingBasic capability exists but execution is inconsistent
- 3FunctionalCore processes are defined, repeatable and system-enabled
- 4OptimisingIntegrated, governed and performance-led
- 5LeadingPredictive, strategic and continuously improved
The assessment establishes where you are today and highlights the priorities needed to strengthen future capability growth.
Download the guide
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What You Walk Away With
- A validated maturity baselineA clear view of current capability across each assessed area.
- Strengths, gaps and root causesWhat is working, where capability is inconsistent and why.
- Business implicationsWhat the findings mean for risk, cost, compliance, asset performance and decision-making.
- Prioritised recommendationsClear actions and improvement themes, sequenced by business relevance.
- An executive-ready reportA concise summary for leadership discussion and investment planning.
Prioritised recommendations
Maturity score (0–5) by capability. Select a chart to enlarge. Example from a sample client report
Why Organisations Undertake the Assessment
Visibility
See the true picture
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Focus improvement
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Maintenance leaders
Backlog, planning, execution and maintenance effectiveness
Engineering and asset teams
Asset condition, criticality and lifecycle decisions
Supply chain and finance
Spares, cost transparency and investment confidence
IT and transformation
Integration, adoption, controls and improvement priorities
Executive teams
Governance, assurance and a shared improvement agenda
See What the Assessment Could Reveal About Your Organisation
Download the Executive Guide for an overview of:
- 1The five-level maturity framework
- 2The capability areas assessed
- 3The evidence-based assessment approach
- 4Typical findings and improvement priorities
- 5The outputs provided to leadership
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Maturity scores 0–5. Example from a sample client report.
Strategy & Governance
- Asset Management Policy1.5
- Asset Management Strategy1.9
- Asset Management Objectives2.3
- Governance & Decision Making2.3
- Risk Management2.9
- Continuous Improvement2.8
- S&G Roadmap3.0
Asset Information & Data
- Asset Register3.0
- Asset Hierarchy2.1
- Asset Classification2.2
- Asset Attributes2.5
- Asset Relationships2.7
- Data Quality2.7
- Data Governance1.8
Supply Chain, Spares & Materials
- Materials Identification3.3
- Inventory Management2.5
- Critical Spares2.3
- Procurement Integration2.6
- Supplier Performance2.3
- SCSM Roadmap1.7
Work & Maintenance Management
- Work Request Management1.8
- Corrective Maintenance3.2
- Preventive Maintenance3.8
- Job Plans & Standard Tasks3.7
- Permit, Isolation & Safety Controls3.8
- Contractor Work Management3.8
- Mobile Working3.1
Planning, Scheduling & Resource Management
- Work Planning Discipline3.7
- Resource Scheduling1.6
- Backlog Management2.2
- Shutdown & Outage Management2.2
- Capacity Management2.7
- PSRM Roadmap3.3
Asset Performance & Reliability
- Asset Criticality1.7
- Failure Coding1.7
- Reliability Analysis1.1
- Condition Assessment1.2
- Asset Health1.3
- Maintenance Optimisation1.8
- APR Roadmap1.8
Organisation, Competency & Adoption
- Roles & Responsibilities2.8
- Training & Competency2.8
- User Adoption2.2
- Leadership Engagement2.7
- Change Management2.4
- Stakeholder Engagement2.6
- Performance Culture2.6
Technology, Integration & Digital Enablement
- Materials Identification3.3
- Inventory Management2.5
- Critical Spares2.3
- Procurement Integration2.6
- Supplier Performance2.3
- SCSM Roadmap1.7