Connecting People with Asset Management
My name is Martin Kerr, and I am a passionate Asset Management and Change Management professional. I have delivered training to thousands of people around the world on these topics and simplified the adoption and use of Asset Management to help them get the most value for their organisations.
I assist organisations in developing their Asset Management Systems, support their preparation for ISO Certification, and coach them on how to deliver value by understanding their culture, leadership, and management.
I was the lead convenor of ISO 55001:2024 (International Standard for Asset Management)
I am the Technical Director for the Certified Asset Management Assessor (CAMA) exam and the Global Certification Scheme (managed by the World Partners in Asset Management).
I am a Technical Lead in the Asset Management Body of Knowledge (AMboK) Team with the Asset Management Council of Australia.
I am a previous project lead in the Global Forum of Maintenance and Asset Management (GFMAM)
- Certified Fellow in Asset Management (CFAM)
- Asset Management Chartered Professional (AMCP)
- Certified Asset Management Assessor (CAMA)
- Certified Practising Project Director (CPPD)
- Certified Maintenance and Reliability Professional (CMRP)
- Certified Assessor and Trainer
Episodes
May 13, 2019
May 13, 2019
14 min
What is a Change Hierarchy?
- Sets the scene for change by separating the WHY from the HOW.
- It is a simple, agnostic and scalable way in which to position change effort in an organization.
- An effective way to discuss the change in the correct context.
- Assists with visualizing and measuring the change.
- Supports business cases for change because people understand how the organization pictures itself now and the change ahead.
The hierarchy is narrow at the top but then spreads out across the organization.
We have collected our learnings from the field and shared them for likeminded people working in Change, Asset Management and Management Systems. We hope that you will gain insights from our experiences. Each podcast is conveyed through the eyes of the person sharing the experience, not just an academic account of what occurred. These are real-life experiences and approaches.
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