Communication Library

This flyer identifies four simple ways that everyone can help improve data quality. They are understanding the needs and reporting style, following any established guidance, being timely, and maintaining consistency with others.

This flyer highlights the importance of asset data and specifically TAMS data for the Central Office. Asset data is important for justifying the where and when of asset treatments and for improving the timing and efficiency of investments, while TAMS data supports procurement.

The flyer presents the four main components of quality data: accuracy, consistency, completeness, and relevance.

This flyer lists and answers common questions about TAM and MnDOT investment decisions directed toward the executive leadership by their stakeholders.

Presentation on the data needs for the planning and programming unit of the central office. It emphasizes the importance of data and helps to prioritize future data resource investment.

This OPS Div PowerPoint presentation delves into one fundamental question: what is MnDOT going to do with all this asset management data? In answering the preceding question, the presenters look successively at who uses asset data in variety of contexts: for maintenance measures, maintenance planning, system size, cost/productivity, spatial analysis, dashboards, maintenance/capital, scoping, procurement, consigned inventory, capital planning info, risk mitigation, regulatory, sustainability, design, financial, and asset management.

Asset Management Data is widely used across MnDOT, and often those charged with creating and/or collecting it are not in roles to see the wide benefits. This presentation exhibits 30+ examples of where MnDOT greatly benefits from its asset data.

This is a one-page flyer for the district and central office staff on the importance of data collection.

This flyer directed toward district and central office management. It offers assistance from AMPO to the managers for conveying the importance of data.