As the leading public drinking water company in France, Eau de Paris serves over 6 million users daily and distributes more than 510 million cubic meters of water each day. Despite this scale, Eau de Paris’s assets are managed across multiple, disconnected information systems. To improve its asset management, the company aims to build a comprehensive description of its entire asset base, implement structured asset management practices, reduce duplicate data entry, identify gaps in its information systems, and better justify its investment needs.
Assessment of asset data (source, usability, reliability level, etc.)
Define and build the inventory thru 3 dimensions: Geography, functional and technical
Financial valuation of the assets: lifespans of components, maintenance actions ans cost bases
