AMP Announces Comprehensive Asset Management Study to Shape 2024‑2026 Practices
In response to the newly issued ISO 55000 series—the global benchmark for asset management— the Association for Maintenance Professionals (AMP) has launched an extensive industry study aimed at uncovering current trends and forecasting future practices over the next 1–5 years.
AMP is calling on 1,000 seasoned reliability leaders to complete a 30‑question survey. Participation will take just 10–15 minutes and will provide valuable insights into investment priorities, emerging challenges, and best practices across asset‑ownership and support functions.
Respondents may remain anonymous, but are required to supply basic industry demographics so that the resulting analysis can be segmented by sector, company size, and geography. No personal or company identifiers will appear in the published reports.
Participants who opt to disclose their contact details will receive a complimentary executive summary of the findings. AMP guarantees that this information will never be sold or shared with third parties.
AMP is the leading professional association for maintenance and reliability experts, fostering knowledge exchange, networking, and continuous improvement. Learn more at www.maintenance.org.
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