Scott Peluso is the Executive Vice President of Marketing, Cloud Services, and Client Success at Interloc Solutions. He oversees global product support, managed services, hosting, and cloud infrastructure, while driving marketing strategy that positions Interloc’s Maximo solutions to clients worldwide. With over 27 years of experience in IBM Maximo Asset Management, Scott has guided thousands of organizations through complex implementations and optimizations. Previously, he served as Business Unit Executive for IBM’s Internet of Things division, leading worldwide support for the Maximo, Rational, and TRIRIGA portfolios.
IBM Maximo | Maximo for Oil & Gas 7.5 | Maximo 7.5 | Managing Isolations in Maximo
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Scott Peluso
June 10th, 2014
This week’s blog post comes from Brad Knowles, Interloc’s Vice President of Canadian Operations. Brad has more than 20 year’s experience working with Asset Management software. Brad spends a large percentage of his time in Calgary where he focuses on the Oil & Gas sector, working with clients such as Cenovus, Connacher Oil, Legacy Oil, Encana, and Athabasca Oil.
Interloc Solutions | SCCD | SCCD Self Service Catalog | SCCD Service Catalog
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Scott Peluso
April 23rd, 2014
IBM Control Desk (ICD) comes with a Self Service Center that includes a Service Catalog -- but why do you need one? This blog post, written by Interloc's Pete Morell, explores the reasons your IT Department needs a Service Catalog.
Maximo | Security | Authentication
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Scott Peluso
March 24th, 2014
Whether you are tasked with protecting customer services, corporate and customer data, or day-to-day operations, ensuring that employees in your organization have the appropriate access level is a large part of your overall company security strategy.
IBM Mobile Informer | Case Studies
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Scott Peluso
January 29th, 2014
Interloc’s Mobile Informer for IBM Maximo Gains 100% Acceptance by GTC Field Workers
EAM | asset management solution | Maximo Enterprise Asset Management Solutions | water utilities
By:
Scott Peluso
December 12th, 2013
Most people understand the potential operational benefits for having smarter energy resources, but what about the impact for maintaining the health of a water utility system? Improving water and wastewater utility conditions can go a long way in helping the industry reduce life cycle costs, minimize risks, and stay on top of specific regulatory conditions.
asset management | oil and gas management
By:
Scott Peluso
December 3rd, 2013
How can energy and petroleum organizations improve their asset management to improve service and maintenance levels? That’s the big question facing plant and maintenance operators. The ability to understand their current asset conditions plays a major role in finding the answer.