Communication Library

Through TAMS work orders for damage restitution, transparency and accuracy has increased, allowing for greater revenue from restitutions at MnDOT.

TAMS integrates maintenance and capital activities in the same system.

The images, condition information, and checklists in TAMS simplify scoping activities.

These slides outline the expectations and responsibilities of employees for TAM. During the presentation, participants will be encouraged to brainstorm methods for accountability and managing their labor resources.

This template can be used to create new MnDOT flyers for TAM communications.

A brief one-page flyer identifies the TAM performance targets for District 5.

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

A presentation exploring how TAM fits into MnDOT's strategic and long-term goals and priorities.

In this webinar, the central office manager for finance and IT explains the roles and responsibilities of their staff for meeting the agency's TAM goals.

This flyer provides simple step-by-step instructions for maintaining and applying TAMS to Engineering Services.

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.

A newly proposed plan updates the requirements for TAMS data. These requirements necessitate changes to data collection methods across the chain of command, from executive leadership all the way to data collectors.