Maven Insights
Maven perspectives on IBM Maximo, reliability strategy, and asset performance. Written in plain English and grounded in outcomes.
The Evolution of Maximo for IT
For many years, IBM Maximo has been viewed primarily as an Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) platform. It was the system operations teams lived in and maintenance departments ow...
What Is IBM Maximo?
IBM Maximo is a leading Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) platform that helps organizations manage complex physical infrastructure. It enables structured control over assets, ma...
Improving Work Order Data Quality in Maximo for Better Reliability
Work orders are at the center of how work is planned, executed, and recorded in Maximo.
Maximizing MAS Upgrades to Drive Real Results
Many Maximo Application Suite (MAS) upgrades are technically successful, with stable environments and completed checklists. Yet organizations often find that little changes oper...
Keeping Job Plans in Maximo Aligned with Real Work
Job plans are designed to bring consistency to how work is performed in Maximo.
Setting Reliability Programs Up for Success from the Start
Setting Reliability Programs Up for Success from the Start
How Consistent Asset Hierarchies Improve Reliability in Maximo
Asset hierarchies are the foundation of how data is structured in Maximo.
Building a Strong Reliability Foundation for Maximo Success
Building a Strong Reliability Foundation for Maximo Success Most organizations don’t fail at IBM Maximo because of the software. They fail because they implement Maximo without ...
How to Improve Failure Coding in Maximo for Better Reliability Insights
Failure coding has the potential to be one of the most valuable data points in Maximo.
How Data Quality Impacts Reliability in Maximo (and What to Improve First)
Most organizations do not struggle to collect data in Maximo. They struggle to trust it.
Empowering Programs with Strong Governance for Lasting Impact
Empowering Programs with Strong Governance for Lasting Impact Most Maximo and reliability initiatives start strong and then slowly fade.