ATLANTA, March 30, 2017 -- PowerPlan, the leading provider of asset investment planning software, announces a free whitepaper highlighting the District of Columbia.
The paper, titled Capital Asset Management: A Long-Range Planning Best Practice by the District of Columbia, details how the Government of the District of Columbia determined and addressed its capital infrastructure funding gap, a challenge faced by many state, local and county governments across the globe.
Managing capital asset investments is critical to reducing risk of a major calamity as well as realizing more value from these important assets. This requires organizations to inventory their assets, assess their status, and estimate future maintenance, upgrade or replacement costs. The ongoing process implemented by the Office of the CFO for the District of Columbia is a case study on how organizations can tackle the infrastructure investment challenge.
Click here http://bit.ly/2nvF6Mw to download the free whitepaper now.
About PowerPlan
PowerPlan software provides financial insight into how complex rules and regulations impact your organization – empowering you to make credible decisions that improve overall performance. The integrated solution provides complete visibility starting with forecasting and monitoring to scenario planning and analytics while maintaining financial compliance. For more information, email [email protected] or visit www.powerplan.com.
For more information, contact: Joy Schmidt 678-202-1694 [email protected]


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