How to revisit AIP with comprehensive risk analysis for aging road and water infrastructures?
Published on August 30th, 2021
Although this webinar is no longer available, the questions it tackled remain top of mind for infrastructure owners. William Perrault, Senior Modeling and Decision Support Consultant at Direxyon Technologies, explored how real options valuation combined with a stochastic-combinatorial approach for decision-making helps organizations revisit strategic asset investment planning for aging road and water infrastructure.
Key takeaways from the discussion:
- Anticipate future needs of aging infrastructure and achieve desired network performance.
- Optimize cross-asset decision policies as part of capital planning.
- Assess uncertainty and evaluate large sets of potential outcomes to produce realistic investment scenarios.
- Identify the budgetary impact of the postponement of works.
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