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| Improving our fixed asset management across the entire public sector means better public services for Scotland. Last year the Accounts Commission reported on asset management in local government and, in a separate report, Audit Scotland assessed NHS asset management. |
The Accounts Commission report, comprising 12,400 properties with a combined value of £21bn, found that more than half of councils did not have an approved corporate asset management strategy. It also highlighted that whilst most were good at collecting data about their properties; this data was not then subsequently used to help make informed decisions. Read more... |
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Speakers
Department of Property and Infrastructure Asset Management,
University of Leeds
Head of Facilities and Estate Services, The Scottish Government
Chief Executive, West Lothian Council
Head of e-PIMS, Government Estates Transformation, Office of
Government Commerce
Programme Director, Improvement Service