Six Councils in Four Months: Asset Vision Accelerates Local Government Growth

Asset Vision is on a roll. Fresh off multiple council wins across Victoria and Western Australia, the company has now signed a landmark 5-year SaaS contract (with a 2-year extension option) with Gannawarra, Swan Hill, and Buloke Shire Councils.

“This agreement marks more than a contract, it shows councils nationwide are calling for asset management that’s sharper, faster, and built to adapt. And with six council partnerships in just four months, Asset Vision is answering that call.

Momentum that Matters

The deal follows recent wins with Yarriambiack Shire (VIC), Shire of Mundaring (WA), and the City of Greater Dandenong (VIC), marking Asset Vision as the go-to choice for forward-thinking councils.

Deployments include both the full enterprise asset management (EAM) platform and AutoPilot, Asset Vision’s AI-powered solution for inspections and defect detection. This dual approach gives councils the flexibility to:

  • Start with targeted capabilities like AI inspections
  • Scale seamlessly into full lifecycle asset management, from maintenance to capital works

The result? Faster time to value, reduced admin burden, and data-driven insights that transform how councils serve their communities.

A Strategic Alliance with Modelve

For the first time, this three-council contract will also see collaboration with Modelve, the cloud-based Strategic Asset Management platform founded by industry leaders Ashay Prabhu and Joel Brakey.
Modelve is widely used in local government for statutory reporting, fair value auditing, and long-term scenario modelling, and is unique in its ability to deliver nexus-based forecasting across climate, gender, and demographic impacts.
Combined with Asset Vision’s operational strength, councils now have access to a truly end-to-end solution:

  • Strategic planning and forecasting with Modelve
  • Day-to-day works, inspections, and compliance with Asset Vision
  • AI-driven insights to reduce costs, improve safety, and extend asset lifespan

This partnership equips councils with a single ecosystem that joins the boardroom with the field crew, ensuring decisions made at the strategic level are executed seamlessly on the ground.

Asset Vision and Modelve partner to empower councils

Service that Goes Beyond the Platform

Asset Vision Council EAM Solution

Lucas Murtagh, Co-CEO of Asset Vision, said:

“Six local government wins in four months shows just how ready the sector is for change. Councils are being asked to do more with fewer resources, and that means they need platforms that deliver from day one – whether that’s AI-powered inspections with AutoPilot or our full EAM suite.”

“Partnering with Modelve unlocks the next level – financial planning, customised storyboards for community consultation, and long-term modelling that connects directly to operational delivery. Together, we’re creating the most comprehensive asset management ecosystem available in Australia.”

The Road Ahead

With a robust pipeline of councils in active discussion, Asset Vision is not just keeping pace with industry change – it’s driving it. By combining AI innovation, operational excellence, and strategic foresight, Asset Vision is cementing its role as the platform of choice for modern councils.

And most importantly, it’s a sign that Asset Vision isn’t just built for councils – it’s built with them.

For more information on how Asset Vision can support your council’s asset management needs, visit Asset Vision’s Local Government page.

To learn more about how Asset Vision is transforming asset management for councils:
Book a demo today: www.assetvision.com.au/contact


Bright & Duggan + Asset Vision: Raising the Bar in Facilities and Strata Asset Management

At Asset Vision, we believe great asset management is built on smart systems, strong partnerships, service excellence and a shared commitment to delivering better outcomes for communities. That’s why we’re proud to be working with Bright & Duggan to transform facilities and strata management at scale—starting with two iconic communities: Hope Island and Martha Cove.

Hope Island is already live on Asset Vision, and it’s proving just how powerful a well-implemented asset management system can be when paired with a customer-first mindset. From the outset, our teams worked side-by-side with Bright & Duggan to tailor a solution that delivers end-to-end visibility of every asset, every request, and every compliance item, without the complexity.

The Result?

Bright and Duggan endorse Asset Vision for facilities asset management

A centralised platform that streamlines inspections, manages maintenance schedules, tracks customer requests and defects, and provides audit-ready records at the touch of a button. This means Bright & Duggan teams can spend less time chasing data and more time delivering exceptional outcomes for their clients and communities. For them, it’s not just about ticking boxes, it’s about providing a consistently high standard of service at every interaction.

“Asset Vision helps us deliver on our promise to clients -faster response times, clearer communication, and a smarter way to manage facilities,” said Cameron Miller, Team Leader Facilities Manager from Bright & Duggan. “It’s built for real-world use, and the support from the AV team has been outstanding.”

True commitment to service excellence

What makes this partnership special isn’t just the technology, it’s the people. Our approach to service excellence extends beyond go-live. From the initial onboarding and training to ongoing support, our team has been embedded in the rollout, ensuring Bright & Duggan’s frontline teams are confident, capable, and ready to lead change. Every stage of implementation is designed to be smooth, supportive, and aligned with our clients’ operational priorities.

Whether it’s a master-planned community like Hope Island or a large-scale strata site like Martha Cove, Asset Vision provides the tools and support to manage complex asset portfolios with confidence.

Asset Vision Client service commitment to Martha Cove facilities management

A growing footprint in the facilities sector

Asset Vision selected by Martha Cove for Facilities Asset Management

Whether it’s a master-planned community like Hope Island or a complex strata environment like Martha Cove, Asset Vision provides more than just software—we deliver a service partnership built on trust, responsiveness, and results.

This collaboration reflects our growing footprint in the facilities sector and shows how our solution is just as effective in premium residential precincts as it is in local government asset management.

Want to see how Asset Vision can support your facilities and strata strategy?
Get in touch to learn more.

Book a demo today: www.assetvision.com.au/contact


Greater Dandenong City Council Works Teams deploys Asset Vision in 10 weeks 

When the City of Greater Dandenong, one of Melbourne’s largest and most diverse Metro councils, set out to improve how their Works Team manages its extensive public assets, they needed a partner who could move fast, think flexibly, and collaborate closely. They chose Asset Vision. And together, from project initiation to solution go-live, we achieved something remarkable: a complete works management rollout in just 10 weeks.

A Fast-Tracked Future of Smarter Asset Management

Managing over 150,000 diverse assets, including roads, footpaths, bridges, and drainage systems, the council recognized the need for a more streamlined and effective asset management solution that supported their operational processes.  The existing system presented challenges in visibility, control, and adaptability, prompting the search for a platform that could meet the council’s evolving needs.

After evaluating multiple options, the council selected Asset Vision’s platform for its user-friendly interface, ability to integrate seamlessly with existing operational processes and scalability.

From day one, our teams worked side-by-side. We listened, adapted, and configured the platform to align with their exact workflows. With shared goals, clear communication, and real collaboration, Greater Dandenong’s new Asset Vision solution went live in just over two months – a timeline that would challenge even the most experienced tech teams. 

Real Results, Real Impact

The council now has a modern, easy to use solution that supports their processes. Key benefits include:

  • A Flexible platform configured to fit Council processes – not the other way around
  • Seamless map-based asset tracking and inspection scheduling
  • Streamlined field inspections with live updates back to the depot
  • A user-friendly interface
  • A continuously updated digital twin of the road network powered by Asset Vision AutoPilot + AI using AI and handsfree speech to text technology
  • Faster identification and resolution of defects
  • In-house control to evolve the system as needed without vendor help

These enhancements support the council’s objectives outlined in their Asset Plan 2025–2035, which emphasizes responsible and sustainable asset management to serve the community effectively.

Service that Goes Beyond the Platform

At Asset Vision, we don’t just hand over a product and walk away. We believe in partnership – and that means showing up, listening, and doing what it takes to get the outcome right.

Our delivery team worked closely with every department at Greater Dandenong – from asset managers and engineers to field staff and IT – ensuring the system was not only technically sound, but embraced by users.

This included onsite support and tailored hands-on training. Together we simplified complex processes. And we stayed agile – adjusting configurations and workflows in real time to match how the council works on the ground. The feedback from Council has been overwhelmingly positive – not just about the platform, but the collaborative partnership. By working together, we ensured their people were supported, their goals understood, and their outcomes achieved!

A Model for What’s Possible

Greater Dandenong’s success shows what’s possible when great tech meets great collaboration. It’s proof that deploying an Asset Management solution doesn’t have to be slow, painful or disruptive – not when you have the right tools and the right people.
By embracing digital tools and fostering collaborative partnerships, local governments can enhance their ability to serve communities effectively and sustainably.

And most importantly, it’s a sign that Asset Vision isn’t just built for councils – it’s built with them.

For more information on how Asset Vision can support your council’s asset management needs, visit Asset Vision’s Local Government page.

To learn more about how Asset Vision is transforming asset management for councils:
Book a demo today: www.assetvision.com.au/contact


Coastlines, Craters & Community: Managing a Region That Has It All

Moyne Shire Council is located on Victoria’s southwest coast, encompassing a diverse region from fertile volcanic plains to pristine coastlines. The council is responsible for delivering community, economic, infrastructure, and corporate services under the Local Government Act 2020. ​ 

As a regional council, Moyne Shire Council manages 2,700+ km of roads across coastal and rural areas, which are frequently impacted by storms causing road blockages, flooding, and recovery claims. Prior to implementing Asset Vision, Moyne Shire Council faced challenges with an aging, paper-based system for managing road assets. This system was inefficient, time-consuming, and lacked real-time data accessibility, making it difficult to maintain and monitor the extensive range of physical assets across the shire. ​  

One Platform. Endless Possibilities…

Moyne council adopts Asset Vision for Enterprise asset management

Moyne Shire Council initially engaged with Asset Vision through a contract with the Department of Transport (DoT), using the platform for contract maintenance work on DoT-owned road assets. Impressed by its functionality, the council decided to adopt Asset Vision for their own road inspections and management. ​  

Asset Vision offers a full Enterprise Management Solution for Moyne Shire Council streamlining and simplifying asset management processes, empowering them to efficiently track, manage, and optimise their assets throughout their entire lifecycle  

The centralised asset management platform is accessible via smart devices, allowing for real-time monitoring, photo uploads, job tracking, and maintenance scheduling. The platform’s flexibility and ease of use enabled seamless integration into the council’s operations. ​  

Rolling Out the Future… One Asset at a Time

The integration of Asset Vision into Moyne Shire Council’s operations was a gradual process over several years. The council’s staff, already familiar with the platform from their work with the DoT, found the transition smooth. Asset Vision’s team worked closely with the council to configure the platform to meet their evolving needs, including the addition of assets like trees, playgrounds, public toilets, and street furniture into the database.

Asset Vision enterprise asset management EAM for Moyne Council

Results – The Proof Is in the Platform: Efficiency Unlocked

Moyne Council damage recovery
  • Improved Efficiency: The ability to load inspection routes into the platform and visualise the network using the mobile app streamlined the inspection process.  
  • Real-Time Data Access: Inspectors could now see on their phones exactly which sections of roads needed inspection, eliminating the need for physical maps and manual planning.  
  • Improved Disaster Recovery: More efficient inspection and DRFA claims processes. DRFA claims consistently approved 
  • Enhanced Reporting: The platform allowed for automatic generation of inspection reports, improving the accuracy and timeliness of data.  
  • Expanded Asset Management: The council expanded the use of Asset Vision beyond roads and footpaths to include other assets, demonstrating the platform’s versatility. ​

Straight from the Field: What Moyne Staff Really Think

“The ability to load inspection routes into the platform, visualise the network using the mobile app as the inspections are being undertaken, and generate inspection reports automatically has helped change the game for our inspectors out on the road.” 


— Steven Arundell, Infrastructure Surveillance Officer, Moyne Shire Council


 
AutoPilot is crucial for our DRFA claim process and our claims get consistently approved because we have the visual evidence that’s required. 

— Liam Arnott, Manager Construction, Maintenance and Emergencies at Moyne Shire Council

Smarter Roads, Stronger Communities

By adopting Asset Vision, Moyne Shire Council transformed its asset management processes, moving from a paper-based system to a dynamic, digital platform. This transition not only improved operational efficiency but also enhanced the council’s ability to manage a diverse range of assets effectively. 


To learn more about how Asset Vision is transforming asset management for councils:
Book a demo today: www.assetvision.com.au/contac

Asset Vision local government endorsement Stephen


Asset Vision has been awarded a significant five-year contract with Westernport Region Water Corporation to provide its enterprise asset management (EAM) platform across the water authority’s asset network.

This marks another key milestone for Asset Vision as we expand in the water utilities sector, helping operators modernise asset management, improve data quality, and stay ahead of regulatory compliance and strategic planning needs.

Under this new partnership, Asset Vision will provide a cloud-based, mobile-enabled asset management solution tailored to meet the specific needs of Westernport Water. With a unified platform covering asset lifecycle management, inspections, maintenance, and data-driven decision-making, the implementation will drive operational efficiencies and improved service outcomes.

Asset Vision Co-Founder and Co-CEO, Damian Smith commented:

“We’re proud to be working alongside Westernport Water as they continue to evolve the way they manage their assets. Our platform is designed to empower field teams with the flexibility and ease-of-use they need, and we’re pleased to support the delivery of essential services that communities depend on every day.”

A Strategic Win in the Water Sector

Asset Vision endorsement for water utilities asset management

Westernport Water provides essential water and wastewater services to more than 20,000 customers on Phillip Island and the surrounding region. The organisation was seeking a modern and scalable platform to replace legacy systems and support a more proactive, integrated approach to asset management.

“Westernport Water was looking for an enterprise asset management solution that our staff would embrace. Asset Vision’s platform provides the mobility and flexibility that our people need and its simple interface makes it more accessible. We’re excited to build a strong partnership with Asset Vision in the years ahead.”
– Gareth Kennedy, General Manager Corporate and Customer, Westernport Water

This win adds to Asset Vision’s expanding portfolio of government and utility customers and reflects the growing demand for smart infrastructure solutions that support compliance, sustainability, and long-term asset resilience.

The Asset Vision Difference

Asset Vision offers a tailored EAM solution to meet the needs of organisations responsible for critical infrastructure. Its modular design, intuitive interface, and powerful integration capabilities allow teams to move away from disconnected spreadsheets and legacy tools to a modern, single source of truth.


Damian Smith also noted; “Building strong, long-term partnerships is at the heart of what we do. Westernport Water’s commitment to making asset management more accessible for their people aligns with our own mission of putting the user experience first and ensuring technology adds real value across the organisation.”

Asset Vision’s track record in the infrastructure and local government sectors continues to grow as more organisations look for reliable, transparent, and scalable platforms that align with strategic and operational goals.

Looking Ahead

Westernport Water-owned Reservoir

With implementation now underway, the partnership with Westernport Water further reinforces Asset Vision’s standing as a trusted provider in the Australian utilities and infrastructure landscape. The collaboration will support better planning, smarter maintenance, and improved community outcomes—driven by data and designed with people in mind.


To learn more about how Asset Vision is transforming asset management for water and utilities:
Book a demo today: www.assetvision.com.au/contact


How Asset Vision helped Ventia stay compliant, efficient, and ahead of the curve.

As one of Australia and New Zealand’s largest infrastructure service providers, Ventia plays a pivotal role in managing vital transport networks. To meet growing demands for efficiency, compliance, and visibility, the company recently expanded its use of the Asset Vision platform, a strategic move that is helping Ventia take a smarter, data-led approach to road network maintenance across Australia.

With major responsibility for maintaining arterial road networks across metropolitan and regional Australia, Ventia needed a scalable, mobile-friendly solution to simplify inspections, ensure accountability, and improve collaboration between on-ground crews and stakeholders. That solution is Asset Vision.

Meeting Transport Demands with Smart Technology

Ventia’s role includes road inspections, asset maintenance, scheduling works, and documenting results for compliance. Historically, managing such a wide network across dispersed teams posed challenges in consistency, data accuracy, and response times.

By adopting Asset Vision’s integrated asset and maintenance management platform, Ventia now benefits from a mobile-first system that supports real-time inspections, automated work orders, and intuitive map-based interfaces. This has reduced paperwork, streamlined asset tracking, and empowered field teams to respond more effectively using the same unified system.

Importantly, Asset Vision supports live GPS data, which allows teams to monitor inspections by location, track issues, and document completed work with geo-tagged photos, increasing transparency and confidence for both Ventia and its clients.

Driving Collaboration and Compliance Across Regions

One of the key benefits Ventia has experienced is improved collaboration between its field staff, subcontractors, and government clients. Through Asset Vision, multiple stakeholders can access consistent, up-to-date asset data, monitor progress, and make informed decisions from a single platform.

Asset Vision’s configurable workflows allow Ventia to adapt the platform to each region’s unique requirements while maintaining a standardised process for reporting and compliance. With real-time reporting tools, incident tracking, and condition monitoring in place, Ventia has been able to improve response times and deliver more consistent asset care outcomes across the state.

This digital-first approach to maintenance management ensures that teams stay aligned — and enables their clients to access comprehensive audit trails, reducing risks and improving accountability.

A Trusted Partner in Transport Asset Management

The success of this partnership highlights Asset Vision’s growing impact in the transport and infrastructure sector. By providing tools tailored to the needs of contractors and government agencies, Asset Vision continues to help organisations like Ventia unlock efficiencies, reduce overheads, and extend the life of critical infrastructure.

“Ventia’s use of Asset Vision showcases how smart technology can deliver better results in large, complex maintenance contracts,” said Damian Smith, Asset Vision Co-Founder and CEO. “It’s rewarding to see how our platform is supporting road safety, compliance, and service delivery at such scale.”

As Asset Vision continues to grow across sectors including Local Government, Transport, Utilities, Facilities Management, and Ports & Marine, its focus remains the same — to help clients work smarter, safer, and more sustainably with every asset they manage.

The full article was published online at Roads & Infrastructure Magazine and also in the May edition of their magazine.

Asset Vision was proud to step into the spotlight as a Gold Sponsor at this year’s IPWEA Victoria Public Works Conference, held in Melbourne, one of the most significant annual events for public works professionals in local government.

Bringing together engineers, asset managers, consultants and council leaders from across the state, the conference was a powerful platform to share ideas, explore innovations, and tackle the infrastructure challenges facing communities today.

Driving Innovation for Local Government

Throughout the conference, our team had the opportunity to connect with councils and public works teams to explore how Asset Vision is helping transform infrastructure asset management. From intuitive inspections and maintenance planning to real-time reporting and contractor coordination, our platform is helping local governments do more with less—while staying compliant, accountable, and community-focused.

“Asset Vision is purpose-built for the challenges councils face every day,” said Chris Wignall, Strategic Account Manager at Asset Vision. “We’re not just about managing assets, we’re about creating clarity, improving workflows, and helping teams work smarter with the tools they already have.”

Asset Vision gold sponsor at IPWEA Victoria

A Spotlight on Moyne Shire Council

Asset Vision presents to IPWEA local government

Chris’s presentation highlighted a powerful real-world example: Moyne Shire Council and their recent storm recovery efforts. After a major weather event caused widespread road damage, the council used Asset Vision and our AutoPilot with AI functionality to:

  • Rapidly assess and map storm-affected assets
  • Streamline damage reporting for funding applications
  • Coordinate repairs and track recovery progress in real time

“Moyne Shire’s experience really shows the potential of combining local knowledge with powerful digital tools,” Chris said. “It’s about putting the right information in the right hands, fast.”


Engaging with the Sector

Our presence at the conference wasn’t just about tech, it was about people. From our stand in the expo hall to deeper one-on-one demos and discussions, we were thrilled to meet professionals who are passionate about improving outcomes for their communities.

We’d like to thank IPWEA Victoria for hosting such a valuable and well-run event, and to all the delegates who visited our stand, shared insights, and explored how Asset Vision can support their operations.

Want to learn how Asset Vision can support your council?
Book a demo today: www.assetvision.com.au/contact

Asset Vision working with local government


How Asset Vision’s digital solutions are helping local councils streamline asset management and maintenance.

Since 2010, Australian-owned Asset Vision has been at the forefront of digital innovation in infrastructure asset management. Originally designed to support road networks, the platform has evolved to manage a wide variety of council assets—ranging from bridges and tunnels to parks, stormwater systems, and public buildings.

Today, local governments across the country rely on Asset Vision to centralise inspections, automate maintenance, and improve reporting efficiency across their operations.

Trusted by Councils Nationwide

From Moyne Shire in Victoria to Horsham Rural City and the Shire of East Pilbara in Western Australia, councils are using Asset Vision to reduce admin, improve visibility, and deliver better outcomes for their communities.

In 2022, the Shire of East Pilbara, Australia’s largest local government area—selected Asset Vision to manage assets across its vast 372,000 km² footprint. The council now tracks over 40 asset types with the platform, including airports, water treatment facilities, and remote infrastructure.

Closer to home, Moyne Shire Council has expanded its use of Asset Vision since 2013, from Department of Transport-contracted road inspections to now include trees, playgrounds, and council-owned buildings. According to Infrastructure Surveillance Officer Stephen Arundell, recent upgrades like map-based job displays have made planning and inspections faster and more efficient.

Designed for the Way Councils Work

At the core of Asset Vision’s platform is a user-friendly mobile app that enables field teams and contractors to capture photos, track jobs, and update asset conditions from anywhere. The system’s flexibility also allows it to be tailored to each council’s specific needs—with the Asset Vision team regularly building out new functionality based on client feedback.

As an Australian company, we understand the challenges councils face—especially around funding, compliance, and climate resilience. Whether it’s helping respond to flooding events or streamlining reports for disaster recovery funding, Asset Vision is built for the realities of local government operations.

“Our focus has always been on making asset inspectors’ work easier, safer, and more effective,” says CEO Damian Smith. “We’re committed to continuing that through innovation and close collaboration with councils.”Since 2010, Australian-owned Asset Vision has been providing smart digital solutions for asset management to local governments, road authorities, and civil construction companies. The platform, initially focused on road networks, has expanded to manage diverse infrastructure including bridges, tunnels, drainage systems, and public facilities.

In 2022, Australia’s largest local government area, the Shire of East Pilbara, selected Asset Vision for managing assets across its 372,571 square kilometers. The system currently monitors about 44 different asset types, from airports to water treatment plants, buildings, and roads.

Local Governments Optimise Infrastructure with Asset Vision’s Smart Management Platform

Asset Vision’s core strength lies in its centralized platform that connects asset owners and service providers. Through a dedicated app, users can monitor assets, upload photos, track jobs, and schedule maintenance from any smart device.

Moyne Shire in Victoria has used Asset Vision since 2013, gradually expanding its implementation from DoT-contracted road maintenance to council-owned assets. Infrastructure Surveillance Officer Stephen Arundell highlights how the system has evolved to improve efficiency, now featuring map-based job displays that optimize inspection routes.

The platform’s flexibility allows customization to client needs, with the Asset Vision team often building additional functionality to address specific requirements. As an Australian-owned company, Asset Vision understands local challenges, including weather events like flooding, and develops solutions accordingly.

CEO Damian Smith emphasizes the company’s ongoing commitment to innovation, applying technology to make asset inspectors’ jobs safer and more efficient.

The full article was written by Leon Cranswick and published online at Roads & Infrastructure Magazine and also in the February edition of their magazine.

September, 2024 – Stornoway was successful in their bid to retain their Hydro Tasmania maintenance contract and partnered with Asset Vision to enable more efficient and innovative processes. 

A New Era in Maintenance  

Stornoway has been a trusted partner to Hydro Tasmania since 2009, providing comprehensive asset management services with a focus on the effective management and maintenance. Over the 15-year partnership, Stornoway have continuously collaborated to enhance and refine their service delivery, ensuring it meets the evolving needs of Hydro Tasmania. 

Stornoway’s operations are closely aligned with the best interests of Hydro Tasmania, driven by a commitment to the optimal performance, safety, and longevity of their assets. 

Stornoway recognises that effective asset management is not only vital to Hydro Tasmania’s operations but also to the well-being of the broader community and environment. 

 

Cameron Philip, from Stornoway commented:  

“We chose Asset Vision for Enterprise Asset Management in our new contract because it delivers the transparency we need. Asset Vision’s platform, accessible on iOS, Android, and web interfaces, allows for seamless inspections, maintenance, and management of assets. 

Its real-time data synchronisation between web and mobile keeps our operations accurate and up-to-date. We also anticipate significant efficiency savings by utilising Autopilot inspection imagery, which reduces the need for extensive travel across a statewide contract”. 

Anticipated Benefits: 

The shift to Asset Vision’s system is expected to yield numerous benefits for Stornoway and Hydro Tasmania, including: 

  • Increased Efficiency: Streamlined processes and enhanced automation will lead to faster response times and reduced operational overheads. 
  • Cost Savings: Better asset management and maintenance scheduling will help optimise resources and reduce lifecycle costs. 
  • Enhanced Transparency: Real-time data and improved reporting will foster greater transparency and accountability in asset management and financial planning. 

Looking Forward: 

Stornoway and Asset Vision are looking at future opportunities for collaboration and cost efficiencies across other business units and contracts in the future.  

About Asset Vision 

Asset Vision is an Australian-based company specialising in Enterprise Asset Management solutions. Our innovative, cloud-based platform is used by thousands of users across various industries, including transport, utilities, and marine. By providing comprehensive tools for asset management, inspection, and maintenance, we empower organisations to manage their infrastructure more efficiently, reduce costs, and ensure long-term sustainability. 

About Stornoway 

Stornoway, a privately-owned Australian company, was founded in Tasmania over 45 years ago. Now part of the Australian business community with operations primarily across Tasmania but also in South- East Queensland. Today Stornoway delivers a wide range of infrastructure services to local government, state government, government businesses and the private sector. 

For more information on Stornoway please visit https://www.stornoway.com.au/

Melbourne, VIC – August 2024 – Asset Vision, a leader in Enterprise Asset Management solutions, is proud to announce a new partnership with Gippsland Ports, one of Victoria’s most vital port authorities. This collaboration marks a significant step forward in the management and maintenance of Gippsland’s extensive marine and port infrastructure.

Empowering Gippsland Ports with Advanced Asset Management Tools

Gippsland Ports, responsible for a vast and diverse network of marine assets across Victoria’s eastern coast, has chosen Asset Vision to enhance their asset management capabilities. This strategic partnership will provide Gippsland Ports with cutting-edge tools to streamline maintenance processes, optimise operational efficiency, and ensure the long-term sustainability and safety of their assets.

With the implementation of Asset Vision’s cloud-based platform, Gippsland Ports will now have access to a centralised system that integrates all aspects of asset management. This includes real-time data on asset conditions, AI-driven inspection technologies, and seamless collaboration between internal teams and external contractors. These features are essential for managing the complex and dynamic environments associated with ports and marine operations.

A Strategic Partnership for the Future

The decision by Gippsland Ports to partner with Asset Vision reflects a shared commitment to innovation and operational excellence. By leveraging Asset Vision’s comprehensive asset management platform, Gippsland Ports aims to enhance their ability to manage their infrastructure proactively, minimise downtime, and allocate resources more effectively.

“At Gippsland Ports, we are always looking for ways to improve the way we manage our assets, ensuring that we continue to provide safe and efficient services to the community,” Gippsland Ports said. “Asset Vision’s platform offers the advanced functionality and flexibility we need to achieve our goals, and we are excited to embark on this journey together.”

Navigating the Future of Marine Asset Management

This partnership not only underscores Asset Vision’s expanding footprint in the ports and marine sector but also highlights the growing importance of innovative technology in the management of critical infrastructure. As Gippsland Ports continues to play a vital role in Victoria’s marine and port operations, Asset Vision’s platform will be instrumental in supporting their mission to maintain and improve their assets.

“We are delighted to welcome Gippsland Ports to the Asset Vision family,” said Damian Smith, Co-Founder and Co-CEO at Asset Vision. “This collaboration is a testament to our commitment to delivering high-impact, tailored solutions that meet the specific needs of our clients. We look forward to working closely with Gippsland Ports to help them achieve their asset management goals and set new standards in the industry.”

About Asset Vision

Asset Vision is an Australian-based company specialising in Enterprise Asset Management solutions. Our innovative, cloud-based platform is used by thousands of users across various industries, including transport, utilities, and marine. By providing comprehensive tools for asset management, inspection, and maintenance, we empower organisations to manage their infrastructure more efficiently, reduce costs, and ensure long-term sustainability.

About Gippsland Ports

Gippsland Ports is the local port manager for over 1400 square kilometers of waterways in Victoria, Australia. With a focus on safety, environmental sustainability, and operational efficiency, Gippsland Ports manages a wide range of infrastructure and services that are crucial to the region’s maritime industry and the communities they serve.