AgileAssets was selected as one of Built in Austin’s 2020 Best Places to Work, Best Midsize Companies to Work for, and Companies with the Best Benefits. We are the only company that is ranked on 3 lists at the midsize level.
A surge of new data on new assets is redefining asset management as we know it. Are You Ready? The transportation industry is about to get more intelligent—more intelligent systems, that is. With the rapid emergence of ITS technology in signs, signals, lights, crossings, and more, transportation leaders now have whole new categories of […]
In this ninth – and last – collection of session recordings from our 2016 International Users Conference, you will get insight, tips, and tricks from the experts! We have selected three recorded sessions about asset inspections with AgileAssets software. In the first video, Tyler Pauley, Consultant, AgileAssets, presents Tunnels and M&E Inspections, based on a Case Study […]
In July of 2015, Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) began a new era in enterprise asset management when it initiated a project with AgileAssets to add Signals/ITS (Intelligent Transportation Systems), Maintenance Management Systems, and FDC (Field Data Collector) to its existing pavement management tools to develop a broader asset management approach. The MnDOT Project Sponsor is […]
The Federal Highway Administration’s (FHWA) Office of Safety publishes a newsletter three times a year called, the Safety Compass Newsletter. The recent spring issue, 2016, describes a number of important traffic safety management plan issues. Good data is the most critical element needed to understand and improve traffic safety management. For many years, safety data […]
Among the many complex infrastructure assets that public agencies are tasked with managing, few are as challenging as traffic signs. The sheer number of signs in many programs makes the efficient tracking of sign location and the accurate assessment and management of individual sign condition difficult. For example, medium sized to large city agencies are […]
