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Kevin Wertz

Kevin Wertz is a Maximo consultant who is new to Interloc as of April 2023. Before that he spent 23 years at a leading biotherapeutics manufacturer supporting CMMS/EAM systems, 16 of which he supported two Maximo systems full-time as-in-house IT support. He recently completed his first project with Interloc, a successful go-live of Maximo asset and work management functionality at a Canadian natural gas supplier. Throughout his career, Kevin has led multiple Maximo implementations and technical upgrades, demonstrating expertise in system optimization and development. Kevin is also an accomplished speaker, having presented at conferences such as MaximoWorld, IBM Pulse and InterConnect (now part of the IBM Think conference), and the former Life Sciences Maximo User Group (now part of the Manufacturing Maximo Users Group). Kevin loves to write and share his passion for Maximo.

Blog Feature

By: Kevin Wertz
April 18th, 2024

Hey again! Kevin Wertz, functional consultant at Interloc comin’ at ya again with part 2 of my post from a couple weeks ago. If you didn’t read Maintaining a Maximo Roadmap Part 1, I would encourage you to go back and take a look! I discussed the importance of having a governance meeting with management stakeholders and to create a roadmap with a 5-year outlook for all the types of work it takes to make a successful, growing, Maximo system that will continue to have value for your organization.

Blog Feature

By: Kevin Wertz
March 31st, 2024

If you just went live with Maximo, congratulations! Maybe now you’re thinking, what’s next? Or… maybe you’ve been live on Maximo for several years now and you’re having trouble managing all the requested enhancements of the system. Or… maybe you’re supporting a stagnating system; you’re handling break-fix tickets and small enhancements, but no one has a vision of how to improve the system and really take advantage of your investment.