Avodahtec expands pipeline asset management training from Europe to Asia and MENA

Avodahtec is taking its pipeline asset management course to Kuala Lumpur on Nov. 24, 2026, after a European delivery in Berlin, and is opening customized training conversations with organizations across the Middle East and North Africa. The move widens access to structured infrastructure asset management training for operators facing aging assets, safety demands and long-term investment pressure.

Why it matters: - Avodahtec is broadening access to specialized pipeline asset management training for organizations that manage critical infrastructure across Asia and MENA. - The expansion targets operators and asset owners that need better ways to balance safety, reliability, lifecycle cost, maintenance and renewal decisions. - The program is designed to help organizations manage long-life infrastructure more systematically using recognized asset management frameworks.

What happened: - Avodahtec will deliver its "Asset Management for Pipelines: Strategy and Tactical Practices" program on Nov. 24, 2026, in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. - The session is part of the 2nd Pipeline Technology Conference Asia at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Center. - The Kuala Lumpur event follows the course’s 2026 European delivery in Berlin, Germany. - Avodahtec is also opening discussions with organizations across MENA for customized infrastructure asset management training and advisory support.

The details: - The program focuses on infrastructure asset management strategy, pipeline asset management, asset lifecycle planning and risk-based asset management. - Training topics include pipeline integrity and condition assessment, lifecycle cost optimization, reliability and performance management, maintenance and renewal decision-making, and asset management maturity and governance. - The course also covers ISO 55000 and related frameworks, predictive maintenance, AI, IoT and digital technologies, digital twins, data-driven asset management, organizational culture, and change management. - The Kuala Lumpur program is listed by the conference as HRD Corp claimable for eligible Malaysian employers, subject to applicable requirements and approval. - Professionals can register through the Pipeline Technology Conference Asia. - Organizations interested in training in MENA or other markets can contact Avodahtec directly. - The company’s website is More information.

Between the lines: - Avodahtec is positioning the course as both a technical training product and a lead-in to broader advisory work. - The MENA focus suggests demand for customized training in markets with large energy, utilities, transportation and industrial infrastructure portfolios. - The emphasis on standards and digital tools signals a push to connect traditional asset management with newer data-driven practices.

What’s next: - Avodahtec plans to engage organizations in Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Oman, Kuwait, Bahrain and Egypt about customized training. - Potential delivery formats include in-house corporate training, executive workshops, technical workshops and capability-development programs. - The program’s next public milestone is the Kuala Lumpur session on Nov. 24, 2026, with additional regional training discussions expected to follow.

The bottom line: - Avodahtec is turning a pipeline training program into an international expansion play, using Europe and Asia as the launch points for a broader MENA opportunity.