In the world of enterprise asset management (EAM), regulatory compliance is a critical factor in maintaining operational integrity, ensuring safety, and avoiding costly penalties. Organizations across industries—such as utilities, manufacturing, transportation, and healthcare—must adhere to stringent regulatory frameworks that mandate effective asset tracking, maintenance, and reporting. As IBM Maximo v7.6 approaches its end of support, organizations must assess the impact on their compliance posture and take strategic steps to transition to a supported version or alternative solution.

IBM Maximo Application Suite is a powerful platform for asset management, and when deploying Maximo in your organization, security should always be a top priority. A key element of security is choosing the right authentication mechanism for your Maximo instance. Maximo supports several types of authentication, and the best choice depends on your organization’s needs, infrastructure, and security policies.

Computerized Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS) or Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) Systems are just software that help you organize your data. Analysis of this data can provide information allowing you to redirect scarce resources to where they are most needed and justify these actions. So, we agree that we need to get good data in to get helpful information out. With that in mind, let’s tackle repair data first.

Industries requiring real-time asset monitoring are always looking for the next best thing in terms of technology and tooling to streamline operations. Turning to the growing importance of IoT for data analysis and informed decision-making, businesses using Maximo can unlock unprecedented opportunities for operational efficiency, predictive maintenance, and more.

Sustainability is a key component of most modern enterprise asset management systems. With Maximo Application Suite, you can integrate several features to contribute to more sustainable business practices.

Key cybersecurity considerations with IBM Maximo Application Suite set benchmarks for EAMs across the board, supporting continued improvement and innovation for companies that need to accelerate production while also overcoming operational and financial challenges.

be used for purposes beyond just standard asset management practices. In MAS there are new applications built for asset health monitoring, predictive maintenance, remote asset monitoring and mobile EAM applications. All of the new and expanded functionality is exciting for the Maximo community, but as users are planning the move to MAS, some of the biggest factors holding existing Maximo users back from the upgrade to MAS are the cost and complexity. Projetech provides a choice of three MaaS (Maximo as a Service) offering tiers to better meet the varying needs of the Maximo community.

In today’s fast-paced, asset-intensive industries, organizations need comprehensive solutions that enable streamlined operations, efficient maintenance, and proactive asset management. IBM Maximo Application Suite (MAS) stands out as a modular, flexible solution designed to support these goals by delivering robust enterprise asset management (EAM) capabilities. But beyond functionality, one of the key advantages of adopting MAS is its flexible and value-driven licensing model.

Keeping building assets at peak performance may seem like a never-ending process, but the right EAM can help alleviate the manual processes behind facility maintenance and management.

Weather can profoundly affect the functionality of energy and utility companies. With recent wildfires, mudslides, tornadoes, and hurricanes ravaging the United States, energy and utility companies are tasked with everything from local power restoration to utility and power line repairs. How do these companies prepare for natural disasters while proactively addressing the issues presented after the storm has passed?