AMTP Charter 4 Integrator

Descriptions

The Asset Management Systems Strategy (AMSS) is a workstream within the Asset Management Transformation Programme (AMTP) that provides a vision and approach for how National Highways wants its digital systems and tools to support and strengthen asset management activities across asset classes, business processes, regions, and operational divisions. The AMSS seeks to improve consistency, standardisation, integration, data accessibility and user experience across the current portfolio of asset management systems. Charter 4 (Asset Knowledge) of the Asset Management Transformation Programme (AMTP) is a key tenet of the asset management transformation within the National Highways transformation landscape. The AMTP has ministerial and regulator commitments to deliver. Charter 4 covers 2 sub-charters: Charter 4a (Systems) and Charter 4b (Data). The overall ambition of the charter is to deliver a rationalised and integrated Asset Management Systems (AMS) landscape with a relevant and appropriate operating model; that delivers optimised or re-engineered business processes, appropriate data governance and integration (process; data; processes; service; system), between AMS, our strategic platforms (Data- as-a-Service; Oracle Fusion; Works Management Systems, etc.) and decision support tools. This future state will deliver an increased user experience, reduced data duplication and double-keying and improve data management processes linked to a range of activities in the asset lifecycle, improving how our people perform those asset management activities