Communication Library

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.

These PowerPoint slides introduce MnDOT's Asset Matrix. The presentation begins with an introduction to the matrix and how it relates to the AMSIP. Then it dives into the details of the Asset Matrix development and shares the results. The presentation concludes with a series of recommendations and opens up the floor for a round robin discussion.

This marketing piece is directed to the executive leadership and contains a few talking points about the progress.

This two-sided, one-page flyer introduces MnDOT's TAMP and breaks it down into a handful of key points. The first side is primarily dedicated to explaining what asset management and a TAMP are, while the second side explains three points: what assets MnDOT has, what MnDOT's asset management approach is, and what challenges MnDOT faces as they progress in their asset management practice.