Condition measurement turned into a maintenance plan

Infra Asset Insight is a concept and method for managing public infrastructure assets. It turns condition measurement into a repair debt figure and a maintenance plan you can defend, with a forecast of how condition develops from here. Part of Triona's Infra Data Management Solution.

Why

Why Infra Asset Insight?

Infra Asset Insight is built for the municipal sector, and for anyone who has to defend a maintenance budget with a number. The method comes from Finland, where it is known as Kuntokierre®. Infra Asset Insight is the same method under a new name.

  • One figure to budget against - repair debt for the whole network.
  • Data, not a document - a condition dataset your other systems can read.
  • A maintenance program - prioritized, so you can say which repairs come first.
  • A proven 3:1 return - what customers typically get back on the investment.

Features

What Infra Asset Insight delivers

The scope follows what your network needs. Each part listed below is something you keep and can use afterwards.

  • A validated picture of what you own

    One validated picture built from the sources you already have, with the gaps and the contradictions listed.

  • An information model your systems can share

    A defined data model for your assets, so information moves between systems without being reinterpreted.

  • A measurement plan for your network

    A specification of what has to be measured on the network, by what method, and where.

  • Condition data for the whole network

    Measurement converted into condition data, section by section, in a form a plan can be built on.

  • A repair debt figure and a forecast

    The repair debt as it stands today, and a forecast of where condition is heading.

  • A work program you can prioritize

    A program of work, prioritized between areas and not only within them.

Contact

Find out what condition your network is actually in

The work usually starts with the same question: what do we already have, and how good is it? Contact us to discuss what a first assessment of your network would involve.

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