• Portfolio Management
• Managing Regulator Expectations (Ofwat / CRU)
• Integrations with Enterprise Systems
• AI in Investment Planning & Asset Management
• Asset Risk & Predictive Analytics
• Cost Estimation & Cost Management
• Copperleaf as a Pillar for ISO 55000 Accreditation
• Asset Health & Resilience

Sessions Details (WIP):

Pipes, probability and prioritisation: modelling railway drainage
Network Rail hosts a suite of Asset Investment Planning (AIP) models on Copperleaf to forecast the future of our aging railway infrastructure under different funding scenarios. Safety is paramount on the railway and therefore our models are founded on a common risk-based prioritisation approach. Drainage plays a safety-critical role by stabilising our earthworks and keeping water off the track. As the age and history of our drainage asset base is largely unknown, we model drainage asset condition stochastically and relate failure likelihood directly to poor condition. In this session, I will speak about our current approach to drainage AIP modelling, limitations due to data immaturity and our aspirations for improving asset management in the future.

Speaker: Aoibheann Margalit – Mathematical Modeller (Network Rail)

Maximising Asset Value: Aligning AIP with ISO 55001 for Strategic Excellence
Learn how Copperleaf’s asset investment planning system can help you demonstrate alignment with Asset Management best practice for certification. This session will cover:

• Company Strategy Alignment: Align decisions with company objectives through the value framework and value functions, ensuring investments support strategic goals.
• Strategic Planning: Use Copperleaf’s analytics for long-term asset management and tactical delivery, as well as best maintenance options: align reviews with strategic goals for maximum value.
• Risk Management: Effectively monitor risks with Copperleaf’s framework.
• Sustainable Decision Making: Promote sustainability in asset management and provide the right information to support good decision making.

Speaker: Cigolene Nguyen, Head of Capital Programme Assurance (Portsmouth Water)

Bus pick up at 18:00 (place TBD). Arrival time for dinner is from 18:30 – 19:00 with the show taking place from 20:00 to 22:00.

THE SHOW:
Now 35 years performing, the two hour show (with a 15 minute intermission) is a highly entertaining, interactive and memorable concert of authentic Irish music and song and features our outstanding musicians and troupe of Irish dancers. The show is preceded by a three course meal of great Irish home-cooking.
What sets the Merry Ploughboy experience apart from any other show is the fact that this is the only pub and show in Ireland that is fully owned and run by the traditional musicians who perform at the show every night.  This guarantees personal attention for your group and a barnstorming performance each and every night of the year, making a night at the Merry Ploughboy the highlight of many people’s visit to Dublin.

For more details, please visit www.merryploughboys.com.

• Growth Challenges
• Infrastructure Deficits
• Resilience
• Mega-Projects
• Common Value Framework – Industry Initiative

Sessions Details (WIP):

A common value framework for the water sector
Despite all the progress on best value in the water sector, the challenge of comparability and consistency comes up time and again. To overcome this, we’ve developed a common value framework, or CVF. Working with regulators, companies, and consultants, sponsored by Ofwat’s innovation fund, we’re working to agree a common way to define what best value means for our sector. Aiming at PR29, the vision is that the CVF forms the starting point for all value assessments, including for WRMP, DWMP and WINEP. Decision support tools, such as Copperleaf, are crucial to delivering on this much needed step change in how we deliver for customers, society, and the environment.