Real Asset Management latest news:

A finalist at this year’s Housing Innovation Awards, having been shortlisted in the ‘most innovative IT system’ category. The Awards will honour organisations who are at the forefront of the housing sector, be they landlords, contractors, sub-contractors, suppliers or partner agencies.

Real Asset Management (RAM), a specialist provider of fixed asset management software, has partnered with QlikTech, a leader in Business Discovery – user-driven Business Intelligence (BI), to provide organisations with fast, easy access to business-critical information about key assets.

Real Asset Management (RAM), a specialist provider of component accounting software to the Housing Sector, has partnered with its 100th Housing Association. RAM's Asset4000 software, part of the Series4000 product suite, has been designed to smoothly integrate with the latest finance and housing management systems, providing fast and accurate analysis that is compliant with the impending SORP 2010 guidelines.

Selwood Housing, a social enterprise and charitable housing association, has selected Asset4000 from Real Asset Management (RAM) to control and categorise its £126m asset base. The purchase will provide the Association with a robust, IFRS-compliant asset register, bringing it in line with SoRP 2010 guidelines.

Britain’s oldest museum, the Royal Armouries, purchased Asset4000 from Real Asset Management (RAM) to improve the asset tracking and management of its £55 million fixed asset base across three historic locations.

Derby Hospitals, an NHS Foundation Trust, has implemented Asset4000 from Real Asset Management (RAM) to help its fixed assets worth around £400 million. The RAM solution has afforded the Trust a centralised and robust asset register which reduces the manual processes normally associated with verifying the location of mobile assets and reporting on their depreciation.

Real Asset Management (RAM) and PIMSS Data Systems, asset management software providers and specialists in the housing sector, have joined forces to provide customers with a detailed, SoRP compliant, component level financial asset management and maintenance management system.

Scotland-based housing association implements RAM’s Asset4000 component accounting software to adhere to SORP guidelines.

Despite the deadline for SORP 2010 compliance being several months away and IFRS compliance likely to be due by 2013, impending legislative demands are forcing Housing Associations to act quickly in order to ensure they adhere to the new accounting framework standards.

Broadacres Housing Association, a charitable provider of social housing in North Yorkshire, has selected Asset4000 from Real Asset Management (RAM) to manage its £160 million asset base in line with the Statement of Recommended Practice (SoRP). Asset4000 offers the association a robust asset register, providing the component accounting detail required to meet the new SoRP guidelines.