The virtual event will be structured in a way that encourages open and honest discussions, and we encourage you to bring your questions, ideas, and experiences to the table.

Attend this virtual roundtable to connect with your peers and expand your professional network. Also, to discuss the most pressing challenges faced in the Enterprise Asset Management community today and gain valuable insights into how to successfully navigate those challenges. Our Enterprise Asset Management Group Leads, Duncan Hicks from Alstom and Michael Aggrey from Alstom will be there to facilitate a lively and engaging discussion.

This roundtable will dive deep into Master Data Management. Duncan and Michael will explore the critical governance of Functional Locations and Equipment usage, examine best practices for handling Measuring Points updates and transfers, and uncover how different business functions impact these essential master data processes.

Please be advised that this roundtable will take place on Microsoft Teams. You will receive the access link via email in advance of the event. If you don't receive it by the day before, please contact us.

Community Chairs
Duncan Hicks

Duncan Hicks

Alstom SA

Duncan has an extensive 36-year career in the rail industry, starting in a finance department at British Rail Engineering in 1986. He has since held various positions within operations and headquarters, worked on process development in information systems and procurement and supported the setup of Bombardier's procurement office in Shanghai, China. Duncan now leads a team at Alstom, where he is responsible for developing, managing and maintaining reporting, data visualisation and business systems within the UK Services Business. He holds a Master's degree in Business Administration and is a Chartered Management Accountant.
Michael Aggrey

Michael Aggrey

Alstom SA

Mike joined Alstom in 2012 with a financial background, using Microsoft products. He works with SAP, creating serialised parts and work orders via mass data loads. In 2020, he was involved in acceptance testing during the migration to a single global SAP instance.

 

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