MAS 9.2
MAS 9.2 brings Db2 12 support, Cloud Pak for Data 5.2, a new unified user data model, and removed deprecated APIs. This article walks platform teams through the upgrade surface, gotchas, and practical migration steps.
MAS
IBM Maximo Application Suite has replaced the MIF-centric, XML-driven integration model with an API-first architecture built on REST, OSLC, GraphQL, and Kafka. This article explains how to design, secure, and scale modern Maximo integrations in 2026.
Utilities
IBM Maximo delivers measurable value across utilities, oil and gas, and manufacturing, but the winning use cases differ in each industry. This article examines real implementation patterns, common challenges, and practical lessons from asset-intensive organizations.
Community
The Maximo platform is shaped by a global community of IBM Champions, user group leaders, open-source contributors, and practitioners who share knowledge, build tools, and mentor newcomers. This article highlights the people and programs that keep the community strong in 2026.
An asset health score has no operational value until someone uses it to make a better decision. The same is true for anomaly alerts, failure probabilities, and predicted failure dates. These outputs can focus attention, but they do not know the maintenance window, safety consequence, spare availability, production plan, regulatory
A mobile rollout succeeds in the places where architecture diagrams are least accurate: a substation with intermittent service, a plant room behind concrete walls, a remote right-of-way, or a shared tablet changing hands between shifts. In those locations, the field technician experiences one system, but that system spans device storage,
Automation scripts are one of Maximo Manage's most useful extension mechanisms because they put targeted business logic close to the events that need it. IBM's scripting framework supports attribute and object events, actions, conditions, integration processing points, custom roles, and other callbacks. Script code and configuration
An IBM Maximo Application Suite upgrade is not a single software installation. It is a coordinated change across OpenShift, operators, Suite core services, databases, storage, identity, Manage, add-ons, integrations, and operational procedures. That distinction matters because a technically successful operator reconciliation can still leave the business with broken mobile synchronization,
# Beyond MIF: How API-First Architecture Is Reshaping Maximo Integrations For more than a decade, the Maximo Integration Framework (MIF) was the default path for moving data in and out of IBM Maximo. It gave us Object Structures, Publish Channels, Enterprise Services, and a reliable, if somewhat rigid, way to exchange
# From Wind Turbines to Water Plants: How Real Organizations Are Driving Value with Maximo Enterprise asset management software is easy to evaluate on paper. The harder question is whether it produces measurable outcomes once it is running inside a real organization with real weather, real aging equipment, and real budget
# The Maximo Community in 2026: User Groups, Awards, and Where to Plug In Software communities are easy to overlook when you are busy keeping production systems running. But in the Maximo ecosystem, the community is not a sideshow. It is where implementation patterns are shared, roadmaps are previewed, partnerships are
# Agentic AI in Maximo: How Condition Insight and watsonx Are Changing Maintenance Decisions Artificial intelligence has been attached to asset management for years, but most early implementations were narrow: anomaly detection on a single sensor, failure probability for one asset class, or a dashboard that highlighted outliers. The hard part