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Asset Management is inherently value-focused. Its core purpose isto deliver valuethrough assets in alignment with organizational goals. This value is not simply financial—it includes social, environmental, and performance considerations.

Option Ais correct because value creation is the core tenet.

Option B(waste elimination) is more aligned with Lean thinking than AM itself.

Option CandDmisrepresent the concept; value is not based on assets alone, but how assets are managed to generate value.

Exact Extract from IAM – Asset Management: An Anatomy (v4), Section 1.4.1 – Principle 1: Value:

“Assets exist to provide value. Asset management does not focus on the assets themselves, but on the value that assets can provide to the organization.”

An effective strategy integratesrisk (criticality), future demand, condition expectations, and environmental constraintsto guide lifecycle planning and investment.

Exact Extract from ISO 55002:2018, Clause 6.2 – Strategy Inputs:

“Factors influencing strategy include asset criticality, future demand, service requirements, and external environmental and regulatory considerations.”

All listed elements are essential:

Competencyensures individuals and teams possess the required knowledge and skills.

Consistencyin applying standards and procedures ensures repeatable and reliable outcomes.

Optimal decision-makingbalances cost, risk, and performance to deliver best value.

Exact Extract from IAM – Asset Management: An Anatomy (v4), Section 5.1 – Asset Management Capabilities:

“Capability in asset management comes from consistent systems, competent people, and informed, optimized decision-making.”

Asset management is designed to delivervalueby ensuring:

Assets perform according to agreed service levels

Financial returns (ROI/RONA) are optimized

Risks are managed to an acceptable (residual) level

These components align with ISO 55000’s definition of value realization through asset-related decisions.

Exact Extract from IAM – Asset Management: An Anatomy (v4), Section 2.1 – Realizing Value:

“Asset management must deliver value through alignment with performance, financial returns, and risk tolerance criteria.”