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When managing physical assets—whether they’re pipelines, pumps, trains, boilers, generators, you name it! —one of the most pressing questions is: What’s their current condition? Understanding asset health is FOUNDATIONAL to effective maintenance planning, risk management, and cost optimization. That’s where Maximo Health comes in.

As mobile technology advances, businesses using IBM Maximo are searching for ways to extend its capabilities into the field. Solutions range from home-grown applications to specialized tools like Maximo Mobile and Mobile Informer—but how do you determine the right fit?

Welcome back! Last year I did a two-part series of blog posts talking about the importance of a Maximo roadmap for projects, large changes, and support. In that series, I mentioned the importance of establishing a governance meeting, so I thought as a continuation of that series of posts that I would cover this topic. Let’s go!

IBM has released Maximo Application Suite Security Bulletins this week. The links to the bulletins are below. The bulletins contain information regarding when, where, and/or how to address the vulnerability.

A next generation of dashboard capability in the Maximo Application Suite (MAS), Manage application exists in Operational Dashboards. The key features of this new capability are the following: Launch other applications. See workflow assignments Monitor KPIs Complete tasks The Operational dashboard functions like Start Centers.

Introduction Throughout my career, I have developed multiple integrations between financial systems and Maximo, that involve financial and purchasing objects that include Purchase Requisitions, Purchase Orders, Receipts, GL Transactions, Person, and more. With the introduction of Maximo Application Suite (MAS), user management is no longer handled in Manage and is now maintained within MAS. This shift presents new challenges and opportunities for integrating users seamlessly.