Purpose
TAR provides a framework for understanding physical and digital assets in the context of the functions they support. It connects operating conditions, dependencies and risks with accountable decisions and evidence of outcomes.
Definition and application
The public site presents the definition, applications across asset environments, eight capability domains and six outcome domains. These provide a common reference for implementation discussions, research and framework development.
Contribution across industry and academia
Asset owners, operators, engineering and digital specialists, risk and assurance professionals, academics and researchers bring complementary perspectives. Their experience helps clarify terminology, test assumptions and examine how the framework applies in practice.
The public framework survey gathers evidence about asset environments, disruption, current systems, capability gaps and investment priorities. Contributions help connect the framework to real operating needs.
Comprehensive access
Detailed resources are provided to authorised participants with confirmed rights to consult and contribute to the development, review or application of TAR. Access is considered individually according to role and purpose, including relevant stakeholders across industry and academia.
Governance principles
The framework emphasises accountable ownership, traceable evidence, clear access rights and interoperability. These principles support informed decisions and collaboration across organisational boundaries.