Autodesk InfoAsset Manager

Name: Autodesk InfoAsset Manager
Brand: Autodesk
Rating: 4 (1 reviews)

Autodesk InfoAsset Manager is an asset data management and decision-support system for water and wastewater networks that consolidates GIS, hydraulic models, and CMMS data into a single environment for visualization, querying, reporting, and maintenance/capital planning; subscriptions include InfoAsset Mobile and InfoAsset Online.

Est 1982|Valuation $48.3B|Raised $5.5B

LinkedIn 1.1M|Website|FTEs 14,300|HQ San Francisco, California, US

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

Where InfoAsset Manager is likely to be advantageous: - Utilities that maintain hydraulic models within the Autodesk water modeling ecosystem can benefit from the product’s integration with InfoWorks tools. - Subscription packaging that includes Mobile and Online changes procurement compared with older models where field and web components were purchased separately. Where competitors may outperform: - Maximo: broader enterprise asset management breadth, predictive maintenance ecosystem options, and a mature implementation partner landscape. - Cartegraph/OpenGov: often optimized for municipal work orders and inspections across asset classes and may be a more direct fit for public works teams that do not require hydraulic-model coupling. Competitive pressure and market changes: - Vendor platform transitions and cloud-first moves can materially change total cost of ownership and procurement dynamics; buyers should assess vendor roadmaps and commercial terms when evaluating any platform.

	Autodesk InfoAsset Manager	IBM Maximo Application Suite	OpenGov Cartegraph
Starting Price	Not publicly published; typically quote/subscription via Autodesk or resellers	Quote/config-based pricing via IBM channels	Quote-based; public marketing materials available
Best For	Water/wastewater utilities needing GIS + hydraulic model + CMMS consolidation	Enterprise-scale EAM/APM across industries; large asset programs	Municipal asset and work order management with public-sector orientation
Key Strength	Integration with hydraulic modeling tools (InfoWorks ICM/WS Pro)	Broad EAM/APM capabilities and mature partner ecosystem	Focus on municipal workflows and inspections
Key Weakness	Limited public third-party review visibility; product-scoped security/compliance scope for the web component not clearly published	Can be complex and resource-intensive to implement (common market perception)	Some users report price and contract concerns in municipal contexts

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

Where InfoAsset Manager is likely to be advantageous:

Utilities that maintain hydraulic models within the Autodesk water modeling ecosystem can benefit from the product’s integration with InfoWorks tools.
Subscription packaging that includes Mobile and Online changes procurement compared with older models where field and web components were purchased separately.

Where competitors may outperform:

Maximo: broader enterprise asset management breadth, predictive maintenance ecosystem options, and a mature implementation partner landscape.
Cartegraph/OpenGov: often optimized for municipal work orders and inspections across asset classes and may be a more direct fit for public works teams that do not require hydraulic-model coupling.

Competitive pressure and market changes:

Vendor platform transitions and cloud-first moves can materially change total cost of ownership and procurement dynamics; buyers should assess vendor roadmaps and commercial terms when evaluating any platform.

	Autodesk InfoAsset Manager	IBM Maximo Application Suite	OpenGov Cartegraph
Starting Price	Not publicly published; typically quote/subscription via Autodesk or resellers	Quote/config-based pricing via IBM channels	Quote-based; public marketing materials available
Best For	Water/wastewater utilities needing GIS + hydraulic model + CMMS consolidation	Enterprise-scale EAM/APM across industries; large asset programs	Municipal asset and work order management with public-sector orientation
Key Strength	Integration with hydraulic modeling tools (InfoWorks ICM/WS Pro)	Broad EAM/APM capabilities and mature partner ecosystem	Focus on municipal workflows and inspections
Key Weakness	Limited public third-party review visibility; product-scoped security/compliance scope for the web component not clearly published	Can be complex and resource-intensive to implement (common market perception)	Some users report price and contract concerns in municipal contexts

Autodesk InfoAsset Manager

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

02Market Map

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

02Market Map