
Agenda
doneWhy complex asset information becomes fragmented across systems, documents, suppliers and teams. doneFollow emergency generator EG-02 from handover through condition assessment, maintenance and an enriched asset history. doneASSET MANAGER: see flexible asset hierarchies, spatial context, documents, inspections, mobile condition capture and a traceable history. doneWORK MANAGER: see how a fault becomes scheduled, assigned, mobile-executed and evidenced work. doneASSET HUB: see the portfolio view and the role of a persistent Golden Asset ID across the asset lifecycle. doneUnderstand why validated, structured asset data is the foundation required for agentic intelligence and predictive insight.Speakers

Olivier Colinet
Chief Product & Technology Officer

Richard Moyle
Chief Product Officer

Phillip Welch
ASSET MANAGER, WORK MANAGER & HANDOVER Product Manager

Soraya Benyahia
ASSET HUB Product Manager
Reasons to attend the live webinar
Complex assets live for decades, but their information is often fragmented across generations of systems, documents, suppliers and teams. The operational risk is not a lack of activity – it is a lack of continuity, context and control.
This webinar shows how Thinkproject ASSET HUB, ASSET MANAGER and WORK MANAGER help teams:
doneKnow the asset: trusted information, flexible hierarchy and full spatial context for vertical and external assets doneControl the asset: inspections and work: plan, execute and evidence every intervention. donePreserve the lifecycle: one golden thread of information from handover into full operational life doneGet asset data and systems ready for the Agentic future & shift to predictive intelligenceWho should attend
Existing Thinkproject ASSET MANAGER and WORK MANAGER customers and prospects
Asset owners, portfolio directors and asset managers in energy and infrastructure organisations
Operations, maintenance and facilities directors responsible for asset performance and operational risk
Digital leaders, information managers and enterprise asset leaders