Interloc Solutions Blog

As I outlined in my last blog, in 2025, we re-launched our flagship mobile solution, previously known as Mobile Informer, as UX Suite. But there’s more to the equation.

We’ve gone through a bit of an evolution lately here at Interloc. Our flagship product, Mobile Informer, was getting a long in the tooth. First introduced in 2010, Mobile Informer had provided innovative mobile applications for Maximo to customers around the world for a decade and a half. In that time, IBM had introduced several new versions of Maximo, culminating with the release (in June 2020) of the Maximo Application Suite (MAS). Officially version 8.0, the name change from Maximo EAM to MAS reflected a renewed commitment to advancing the capabilities of the solution, including a significant change to the underlying infrastructure involved.

We are continuing our series of Blog Entries to cover some MAS deployment scenarios either left out or not appropriately covered on the IBM Ansible scripts. We are going to also discuss considerations and tips and hints around these deployments. This time we are installing an offline OpenShift Cluster and Mirroring the required Image Registries. This is Part 1 of 3, to cover preparation and initial installation.

Interloc Solutions is proud to be attending and sponsoring The Reliability Conference (TRC) 2026, taking place May 19–20 in San Francisco, California.

A New Era of Maximo Environment Synchronization

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