Management of water and hydrocarbons assets: Are you using your instinct more often than your intellect?
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This paper examines the influences involved in asset management decision making and consider frameworks for decision making. It draws on the author’s academic and professional experience in the mining and utilities industries, specifically in management of water, wastewater and hydrocarbons assets.
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Boehl, C. 2014. Management of water and hydrocarbons assets: Are you using your instinct more often than your intellect?, in Asset Management Conference Perth 2014, Jun 2 2014. Perth, Australia: The Asset Management Council.
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AMPEAK Asset Management Conference Perth 2014
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Western Australian School of Mines
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