Maximo Readiness Scorecard
A leadership-level assessment to understand whether Maximo is driving performance or simply processing transactions.
Executive Summary
Maximo becomes a strategic platform only when it is anchored to business priorities, executed with discipline, and governed with trusted data. This scorecard provides a fast, structured way for leaders to evaluate readiness across the dimensions that determine executive value: alignment, reliability execution, and governance.
Use it to establish a shared baseline, identify the highest-impact gaps, and focus modernization and improvement investments where they will materially improve risk, cost, uptime, and compliance outcomes.
Who This Is For
- Asset & Reliability Leaders aligning work execution to measurable performance outcomes
- Operations & Maintenance Executives prioritizing investments to reduce unplanned work and recurring failures
- IT & EAM Product Owners clarifying platform priorities, integration scope, and governance ownership
- Finance & Risk Stakeholders seeking clearer linkage between Maximo, risk exposure, and accountability
How to Use It
- Score each item from 0–2 based on what is consistently true today.
- Total your score and review the maturity interpretation.
- Prioritize the top gaps that most constrain executive outcomes (risk, cost, uptime, compliance).
- Translate gaps into a focused improvement plan with accountable owners and time-bound milestones.
What It Measures
The scorecard evaluates the readiness signals leaders care about—whether decisions are aligned, execution is predictable, and governance supports scale.
- Strategy & Business Alignment — shared definitions, priorities tied to business outcomes, KPI accountability
- Work & Reliability Execution — planned vs. unplanned visibility, standardized job plans/PMs, failure coding discipline
- Data, Integration & Governance — inventory strategy support, ERP/ops integration, business-led governance ownership
The result is a clear, executive-friendly view of whether Maximo is positioned to drive performance—or will remain transactional.
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