Communicating the Importance of Property Management Systems to Leadership
On March 5th Peter Collins, A2B Tracking’s CEO, was a featured speaker for the popular NPMA AMAM Webinar Series. The NPMA (National Property Management Association) hosts a series of educational webinars in the month of March focused on Asset Management Awareness. This year, Peter kicked-off the AMAM series with a live webinar entitled:
Communicating the Importance of Property Management Systems to Leadership
This session occurred on Wednesday, March 5th.
Here is a link to the recorded session – and here is a link to the slides.
Government Property Managers frequently struggle with communicating to their financial and program leaders the importance of a modern lifecycle Asset Management system. Without the proper support from the organization, teams struggle and waste valuable time with inadequate spreadsheets and outdated tools that increase the risk of contract non-compliance.
Learn how to communicate to your program leaders the importance of a modern Property Management system. Get the latest update on the failed Defense Audit and gain a solid understanding of how government property accountability is in the spotlight. Walk away with the ability to explain how DCMA auditors are looking for a compliant Property Management system – one of the six key business systems for government contractors.
Being a change-maker in an organization is hard work. But if maintaining the status quo is putting your organization at risk – it is time to speak up.
Join this session to learn how to properly prepare a strong argument that leadership will listen to. Peter Collins will provide you with a framework to help you present a logical case for implementing a modern Asset Management solution.
Current NPMA Members earned one CEU credit for attending this live session.
About Peter Collins:
A2B Tracking President and CEO, Peter Collins, has worked with many industries, including the Department of Defense, on the development of Auto ID policies such as barcode and RFID. He has a wealth of knowledge in developing and implementing RFID and barcode asset tracking systems in organizations around the globe. Mr. Collins has played a key role as a consultant to the DoD in the department’s effort to adopt the use of IUID technology in 2004. He received the ID Global Leadership Award in 2009 for his role in worldwide adoption of IUID, and is an active participant in IUID industry trade associations.
