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Agentic AI Comes to APM: Condition Insight, RCM Advisor, and the End of Reactive Reliability
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Community
June 2026 was a landmark month for the Maximo community. MAS 9.2 launched, new practitioner resources emerged, and the events calendar filled up. Here's what happened, who contributed, and what's coming next.
AI
MAS 9.2 marks the transition from isolated AI features to connected agentic workflows. With the MCP Server, Condition Insight, and conversational scheduling, Maximo is becoming an AI-native platform. Here's the architecture and what practitioners need to know.
Utilities
From Austin Energy's Texas Nodal Market compliance to Spendrups' data-led maintenance and NYPA's fleet digitization, real-world Maximo deployments in 2026 show patterns that apply across industries. Here's what worked and what practitioners can learn.
MCP
The Maximo integration landscape is being reshaped by MCP servers, new JSON mapping patterns, OAuth expansion, and AI agents as first-class integration consumers. Here are the patterns that work and the architectural decisions that matter in 2026.
APM
MAS 9.2 embeds agentic AI directly into Asset Performance Management with Condition Insight, RCM Advisor, Smart Alerts, and automated work order generation. Here's how these capabilities connect Manage, Monitor, Health, and Predict into a closed loop.
Maximo Mobile
MAS 9.2 brings AI-powered intelligence to field service with Maximo Assistant on Mobile, local MVI inference, conversational scheduling, and a mobile-first safety stack. Here's what shipped and what field teams need to know.
automation scripts
The Maximo automation script landscape is shifting from manual coding toward AI-assisted optimization. IBM Bob's code optimization skill, the growing power of formulas, and new patterns for workflow automation are changing how teams build and maintain custom logic.
MAS 9.2
IBM shipped MAS 9.2 on June 25, 2026, with updates across every suite component. Here's what changed under the hood, what teams running MAS 9.0 and 9.1 need to plan for, and why the classic User application deprecation is the clearest signal yet that IBM is moving forward.