Organizations are increasingly integrating GIS with Asset Management to better understand assets within their locational context. Combining geospatial intelligence with value-based decision-making enables smarter capital planning, risk assessment, and operational management. AMCL is pleased to host GISMO NYC to explore this growing synergy and its impact on infrastructure investment, resilience, and operations.
This event is ideal for public sector professionals, infrastructure and facility managers, and GIS specialists. We will discuss how GIS and Asset Management are complementary disciplines, including the following topics:
- The trend in the U.S. of expanding GIS capabilities into EAM platforms, particularly for GIS-centric organizations
- Good practice approaches for managing asset portfolios that include both linear and complex assets
- How asset management and geospatial teams can collaborate more effectively
- How leading application vendors (e.g., Octave, Maximo) are evolving their GIS capabilities
- Approaches for information management, data governance, and data quality across multiple solutions (including data standards for geospatial and asset information)
Meeting Agenda
GISMO In-Person Meeting
Monday, November 2nd, 2026
5:00 pm – 7:00 pm
- 5:00-5:30 Networking
- 5:30-6:30 Program
- Introductions
- News & Updates
- Presentation
- Q&A
- 6:30-7:00 Networking
Location
AMCL office, 285 Madison Avenue, Suite 2200, New York, NY 10017
Photo ID required for building access.
This meeting is open to GISMO members and non-members.
Registration Required
Host
Tanbera Razzaque is a Principal Asset Management Consultant at AMCL’s NYC office. She has previously worked at PANY&NJ, NYPA, and ConEd.
Speakers
Dennis O’Brien is a Senior GIS Consultant at AMCL’s NYC office. He has previously worked at Barton & Loguidice, Long Island Rail Road, and the City of Boca Raton.
Alexander Damas is an Associate Director at AMCL’s NYC office. He previously worked for Transport for London, and has worked on geospatial and asset management projects in the UK and Middle East.