Visibility
Create a clear spatial view of assets, projects, locations and their relationships.
RigSam GIS connects assets, projects, locations, documents, costs and communities through a common spatial platform. Know what exists, where it exists, what belongs to it, what is happening to it and what needs attention.
Traditional asset records usually tell us what an asset is. A GIS-enabled system also tells us where it is and how it relates to the surrounding project, property, infrastructure and community.
RigSam brings these two worlds together. Every managed asset can become a spatially identifiable business object with its own information, documents, status, history, relationships and lifecycle.
The system is designed around a simple principle: an asset is not just a record. It is a real-world object with a location, identity, condition, ownership, cost and lifecycle.
Where is the asset?
What is the asset?
What information belongs to it?
What is its current state?
What action is required?
RigSam is intended to support the asset throughout its useful life rather than treating asset information as a one-time entry.
The objective is not simply to digitise asset registers. The objective is to create a reliable spatial management environment for real-world decisions.
Create a clear spatial view of assets, projects, locations and their relationships.
Maintain structured records, ownership, responsibilities, status and supporting information.
Follow assets from planning and creation through operation, maintenance and change.
Convert location-based information into actionable management information.
Maintain asset details, documents, ownership, classification and related information in one structured system.
Connect every relevant asset or location with its geographic position so that information can be understood spatially.
Associate assets with projects, procurement, costing and other business processes where required.
Maintain the current state and important historical information required for monitoring and accountability.
Provide maps, dashboards and structured information that help managers understand what is happening and where.
Different types of real-world information can coexist on the same spatial platform.
Parcels, plots, boundaries, locations and geographic records.
Water, vegetation, agriculture, soil and environmental information.
Buildings, equipment, roads, utilities and physical assets.
Societies, properties, communities and location-based information.
The strength of a GIS Asset Management System comes from connecting spatial identity with operational information. RigSam is designed to make that connection part of everyday management.
A practical approach to connecting geographic information with everyday asset and project management.