City of Sydney steers course to sustainability — a case study

Supplied by Pitney Bowes Software Pty Ltd on Tuesday, 19 February, 2019

Sustainable Sydney 2030 outlines the City of Sydney’s ambitious environmental, economic, social and cultural goals. To help realise this vision the city must be able to manage the life cycle of AU$12.7 billion worth of infrastructure assets.

Learn about the Corporate Asset Management System that the City of Sydney has implemented to enable a green, global and connected Sydney.

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