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knowledge towards improved organisational performance in asset and facilities management.
SUMMARY
Efforts to enhance the awareness, commitment, capacity and competence in best practices of Asset and Facilities Management of all parties involved are important. The head of the agency or the top management in every Ministry must be aware and committed to effective asset management. A thorough understanding of Asset Management by staff at the level of strategic management, tactical management and operations, is required for the management of their assets so as to achieve high organisational performance and provide a high return on Government investments.
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