Maximo Manage
A practitioner-level deep dive into the work order lifecycle in Maximo Manage 9.x, covering job plan enhancements, role-based applications, AI-driven Work Order Intelligence, the new dispatching model, and configuration patterns that survive upgrades.
Maximo Mobile
Maximo Mobile 9.1 delivers the offline-first architecture that field technicians actually need, with work order reassignment, meter improvements, follow-up work order creation, labor hour editing, asset spare parts selection, and a new HSE incident reporter. This article covers the full feature…
Maximo Manage 9.1
Maximo Manage 9.1 is the biggest overhaul of the core EAM application since MAS was introduced. The legacy Work Centers are gone, replaced by MAF role-based apps. AI is embedded directly in workflows. Here is what changed and how to use it.
work orders
Maximo Manage 9.x introduces AI-assisted failure code recommendations, duplicate work order detection, and a JSON mapper that has quietly become the integration pattern of choice. This deep dive covers how these features work, how to configure them, and what they mean for daily operations.
Maximo Manage
Manage 9.1 replaces the old Work Centers with MAF role-based apps, adds AI-driven Work Order Intelligence, and rebuilds the inspection and reliability workflows. This practitioner-level guide covers the new work order lifecycle, reliability strategies, and admin configuration.
Maximo Manage
A practitioner's deep dive into Maximo Manage on MAS 9.x covering Work Order Intelligence, the new MAF role-based applications, the JSON mapper for Publish Channels, ManageWorkspace custom resources, and the split between Suite-level and Manage-level administration.
Maximo Manage Deep Dives
A technical deep dive into automating work order generation in Maximo Manage. Covers PM setup, cron task configuration, condition monitoring triggers, and practical patterns for moving from manual to automated maintenance workflows.
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automation scripts
Most Maximo automation scripts break at upgrade time — usually because they were written against undocumented behaviors. Here are 12 patterns that have survived MAS 8.x to MAS 9.1.x upgrades in production at three enterprise customers.
Entergy
When a Category 4 storm hits the Gulf Coast, the utility cannot afford a 4-hour Maximo triage. Entergy's Maximo-Manage-First storm playbook, refined over five storm seasons, has the crew-dispatch latency at 6 hours from power loss to first truck on the road.