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Tulsa Asset Management Amy Davis Lynne Simons Brian Yerges Jason Ziemer Leadership ICMA 2013 The Project Scope Assess current asset/real estate management roles and responsibilities Conduct a comparative analysis of best


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Tulsa Asset Management

Amy Davis Lynne Simons Brian Yerges Jason Ziemer Leadership ICMA 2013

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The Project

  • Scope

– Assess current asset/real estate management roles and responsibilities – Conduct a comparative analysis of best management practices & peer city reviews – Provide recommendations on future directions in asset management decision making

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The Approach

  • Detailed literature review
  • Best management practices: comparative

analysis

  • Key staff interviews: cross-department
  • Environmental scan of organization
  • Document findings & recommendations
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Key Findings: Key Staff Interviews Key Staff Interviews

  • Interest for vision/guiding principles & strategic

decision making

  • Need for a data driven approach to land & facility

management

  • Policies need to be updated & need to reflect

Tulsa real estate/asset management goals

  • Shift skill set to overall asset & real estate

management

  • Access to asset management information
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Key Findings: Literature Review

  • Directed with strategic vision
  • Incorporated into municipal budget &

business practice

  • Cross-departmental & consistent application
  • f policies
  • Supported by data, processes, policies,

electronic & human capitol supports

  • Transparent and accountable decision making
  • Long-range, iterative planning, performance

measurement and evaluation

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Key Findings: Best Practice Areas

  • Human Capital Development
  • Performance Measurement
  • Standard Operating Procedures and Portfolio

Management

  • Clear Authority and Strategic Alignment
  • Robust Technology Solution(s)
  • Organizational Culture
  • Organizational Readiness
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Recommendations

  • Human Capital Development

– Identify the Asset Management Team Members for Tulsa’s Real Property – Asset Management Training – Technology Training – Business Analysis Training

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Recommendations

  • Performance Measurement

– Identify Areas for the use of Key Performance Indictors (KPIs) to enable data-driven decision making – Develop KPIs that reflect Real Property Portfolio Objectives – Utilize KPIs in Asset Management Budgeting – Utilize a score-card to articulate transparency and accountability in Asset Management

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Recommendations

  • Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) &

Portfolio Management

– Centralized Inventory – Consolidate and Finalize Policy – Develop a Portfolio Outline – Property Analysis and Characterization – Draft and adopt Portfolio Plans – Implement and update Annual Portfolio Plans

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Recommendations

  • Clear Authority and Strategic Alignment

– Rebrand and refocus the Land Tax Committee – Land Tax Committee Review and recommendations – Asset Management Decisions – Land Tax Committee Core Purpose/Mission Statement – Amend Municipal Codes and Organizational Charts – Management by exception

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Recommendations

  • Robust Technology Solution(s)

– Consolidated system – Leasing software – GIS Layer – Enterprise Resource Planning (Erp)

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Recommendations

  • Organizational Culture

– Foster Cultural Change that will support the Implementation of Cross Departmental Asset Management

  • Organizational Readiness

– Develop a Vision Statement for Asset Management – Prepare and Asset Management Strategy – Vision for Asset Management to guide decision making

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Questions/Comments?

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