1. IBM Asset Management Solutions Product Direction and Roadmap
IBM Intelligent Infrastructure Solutions
IBM Asset Management Solutions Product Direction and Roadmap
Maximo User Group Meeting
19 & 20 November, 2012 in Johannesburg

2. Maximo User Groups The Evolution of EAM The Maximo Roadmap
Agenda
Maximo User Groups The Evolution of EAM The Maximo Roadmap
10 August 2019
2012 New Zealand Maximo User Group Meeting

3. Maximo User Groups Around the Globe
IBM Pulse International User Group Meeting
Industry Focused User Groups
Airport Maximo User Group
Education Maximo User Group
Facility Management Maximo User Group
Global Maximo Oil/Gas User Group
IBM Maximo Marine & Offshore User Group
Life Sciences Maximo User Group
Maximo Calibration Special Interest Group
Maximo for Service Provider User Group
Maximo ITSM User Group
Maximo Manufacturing Users Group
Maximo Rail Summit
Maximo Transportation User Group
Maximo Supply Chain User Group
Maximo Utility Working Group
Asia Pacific
Australian IBM Maximo User Group (in 5 locations)
Hong Kong and Macau Maximo User Group
Maximo User Group of Singapore
New Zealand IBM Maximo User Group
Americas
Chicago Area Maximo User Group
DC Maximo User Group,
Florida Maximo Users Group
Greater Atlanta Maximo Users Group
Indianapolis Maximo User Group
Las Vegas Maximo User Group
Mountain West Maximo User Group
NorthEast Working Maximo Users Group
Northern California MAXIMO User Group
Pacific Northwest MAXIMO Users
Quebec Tivoli User Group – Groupe Francophone des Utilisateurs Maximo (GFUM)
Rocky Mountain Maximo User Group
Southern California Maximo Users Group
Southern Ontario Maximo User Group
Southwest Region Maximo User
Western Canada Maximo User Group
Europe, Middle East and Africa
Maximo UAE User Group
Maximo User Group - UK & Ireland
Maximo User Group Pakistan
Tivoli Users Estonia (TUE)
Over 50 Maximo User Groups Worldwide
15 Industry specific, rest are Regional

4. Maximo User Groups The Evolution of EAM The Maximo Roadmap
Agenda
Maximo User Groups The Evolution of EAM The Maximo Roadmap
10 August 2019
2012 New Zealand Maximo User Group Meeting

5. 1970’s 1980’s The Evolution of EAM In the 1970’s In the 1980’s
Emergence of mainframe solutions
Computerized Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS) created with consultants
In the 1980’s
Emergence of desktop systems
Continued use of CMMS systems, with consulting companies reselling custom systems
Custom solutions allow for high customization and industry specific capabilities, but have limited integrators, difficult to upgrade, closed technology that doesn’t keep pace with technology changes. They also have the highest projects costs.
1980’s

6. 1990’s 2000’s The Evolution of EAM In the 1990’s In the early 2000’s
Client server replace mainframe and desktop, combining both on a LAN
Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) extends CMMS as a “COTS”
In the early 2000’s
Internet Architecture – Java and .NET – with industry specific solutions
“All In One” Systems from ERP companies
Client Server solutions align with some standards, but industry solutions require a “copy” of the base system. Higher project costs with fewer integrators.
All in One ERP solutions have less flexibility and use proprietary standards, while having a common process and data model, with high consultant support. Project costs are high to support industry specific capabilities and ongoing modifications.
2000’s

7. 2010 and beyond The Evolution of EAM Industry Frameworks
Leveraging industry solutions from many parts of the business
Incorporating integration, optimization and analytics
To broaden the solution and achieve greater value
Interconnected, Instrumented and Intelligent Systems
For transforming the enterprise by leveraging smarter infrastructure
Industry Framework offers high flexibility, web and industry standards, built in process and data models, with many consultants that can support it, while also making it easiest for upgrades of industry solutions. Lowest overall project costs.

8. Maximo User Groups The Evolution of EAM The Maximo Roadmap
Agenda
Maximo User Groups The Evolution of EAM The Maximo Roadmap
10 August 2019
2012 New Zealand Maximo User Group Meeting

9. Maximo Product Roadmap
IBM Intelligent Infrastructure Solutions
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10. Please note:
IBM’s statements regarding its plans, directions, and intent are subject to change or withdrawal at IBM’s sole discretion. Information regarding potential future products is intended to outline our general product direction and it should not be relied on in making a purchasing decision.
The information mentioned regarding potential future products is not a commitment, promise, or legal obligation to deliver any material, code or functionality. Information about potential future products may not be incorporated into any contract. The development, release, and timing of any future features or functionality described for our products remains at our sole discretion.
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11. Extend to Mobile Devices Deploy Smarter Infrastructures
IBM is helping organizations embrace bold strategies to Rethink IT,
and Reinvent Business services, processes, & relationships…
Optimize with Cloud
Extend to Mobile Devices
Deploy Smarter Infrastructures
Protect & Manage Data
IBM is helping organizations embrace bold strategies to continuously optimize increasingly complex & dynamic business services, processes, & relationships:
Optimizing with cloud for greater speed and speeding service delivery for one client from as high as 45 days to 20 minutes.
Extend service to mobile and web endpoints helping one client increase sales with new promotions from 15% to 75%
Deploy Smarter Physical Infrastructures helping one organization recognize & repair over 50% of issues before operations impact
Protect and manage data helping one organization reduce the time it takes to backup critical data by 80%
Speeding service delivery from 45 days to 20 minutes
Increasing sales with new promotions from 15% to 75%
Recognizing & repairing over 50% of issues before operations impact
Reducing the time it takes to backup critical data by 80%

12. Smarter infrastructure is pervasive, thanks to improvements in economics and technical feasibility
Transportation
Facilities
Plant/Production IT
Linear assets
Bridges have built-in sensors to monitor stress and indicate potential failure.
Locomotives and most ‘rolling stock’ have on-board computer systems using telematics for real-time diagnostics.
Smart buildings use building automation systems to optimize comfort, safety and energy consumption.

13. Maximo Development Objectives
Development Principles: Customer Value
Enhance Maximo best-in-class capabilities and solutions
Drive innovation with input from customer groups, advisory councils and business partners
Continue to produce High Quality products; leverage customer input during every step of the development cycle
Protect customer investment; upgrades to future Maximo versions
Commit to Open Standards: J2EE, SOA
Both IBM and non-IBM platform components
Development Focus
Continue to Enhance Version 7 core capabilities, architecture, platform and technology
Incremental Features and Value- add capabilities to extend Version 7
Expand deep Industry Solution functionality and new Growth areas such as:
Intelligent Buildings
Safety, Risk and Compliance
Facilities Management/Space Planning
Leverage IBM products and technology
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14. Maximo Asset Management Maximo Optional Modules
IBM Asset Management Solution Portfolio
ITSM
Tririga SMARTER Buildings Solutions
Utilities
Transportation
Life Sciences
Government
Nuclear
Oil & Gas
Smart Cloud Control Desk
(IT Service Mgmt)
Tririga Energy Optimization
Real Estate
Facilities
Operations
Projects
TREES
Configuration / Reporting / Integration
Maximo Industry Solutions
Asset Management Work Management
Materials Management Service Management
Purchasing Contract Management
Allied Solutions
Linear Assets
Calibration
Manager
Service Provider
Spatial
Health, Safety Environment
Scheduler
Maximo Asset Management
Maximo Optional Modules
Add-On Modules
Reporting /
Cognos Integration
Configuration/
Workflow
Integration Framework
Real Time Asset
Locator
Asset Configuration
Manager
SAP Adaptor
Oracle Adaptor
MS-Project Adaptor
Everyplace
Maximo Mobile
SMART for Maximo
Primavera
Adaptor
Maximo Integration
Maximo Mobility
Filenet Integration
Integration
BIM
Integration
ISM Downloads

15. Maximo Asset Management
Release Deliverables & High-level Themes
Maximo 7.1
Maximo 7.5
Maximo 7.5.x
Maximo 7.x
Maximo tbd
Enhanced Asset Management
Linear Assets
Nested Job Plans
Flow Control
Industry Solutions
Administration
Migration Manager
Dynamic User Interface
Enhanced Integration
Supply Chain Management
Health, Safety & Environment Manager
Industry Solution & Add-on updates
Configuration & Administration
Automation Scripting
Application Data Export/Import
Enhanced Migration Manager
Real Estate & Facilities Management
Advanced Scheduling
Assigning, Dispatching, Routing
Field Workforce Management
Field technicians
Public Maps
Service Locations
Nuclear
Utilities
Service Provider
Scheduling
Optimization and automation
Mobile Applications
New platform technology
Work Mgmt.
Analytics
SPSS
iLog
Cognos
ACM
Transportation
Oil & Gas/HS&E
APM
Predictive Maintenance
Mobile
Additional Applications
Enhanced Financial Capabilities
Budgeting
Depreciation
Cost Distribution
Manifesting & Logistics
GA May 2008
GA April 2011
2012
2013
2014
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16. 2012 Asset Management Product Roadmap In-process
2012 Focus:
Address high-value customer requirements across multiple industries and markets with delivery of new solution for advanced Scheduling, Dispatch & Routing of work
Enhance existing Maximo, TRIRIGA and ISM solutions
Continued maintenance for multiple releases, delivering Fix-packs for R6.2.x, 7.1.x and 7.5.x
Maximo
Fix-pack
Advanced Scheduling
Maximo
Fix-pack
Fix-pack
Features:
Crews
Public Map API
Service Addresses
Maximo Industry Solutions and Add-On’s 7.5.x.0
Maximo Scheduler
Schedule Compliance
Graphical Labor Assignments
Dispatching
Additional Resources
WO Actions
TRIRIGA 10.3
Reservation Mgmt
Sustainability enhancements
Building System Integrations
Maximo Adapter for SAP
Fix-pack
Maximo Scheduler 7.5.x.0
- Schedule and Route Optimization
TRIRIGA 10.2
Additional Languages
Maximo
Fix-pack
H1 2012
H2 2012
H1 2013
Maximo
Fix-pack
Service Mgmt
IT Asset Mgmt
Change Mgmt
Smart Cloud
Control Desk 7.5
TRIRIGA Energy Optimization - Rebranding
Maximo Nuclear
LCO Tracking
Duty Stations
Smart Cloud Control Desk 7.5.x
Maximo Service Provider
Fix-pack
Maximo-TRIRIGA Integration
Space & Move Mgmt
ISM download
Maximo for Utilities
Fix-pack
Maximo Mobile
Android support
Fix-Packs
7.x.0.0 Releases
New Products
Planned Releases
Key
Maximo for Spatial
Fix-pack
Maximo
Fix-pack 6.2.9
Maximo Oil & Gas/HS&E
Permit to Work
Audit and Surveys
The information on the new product is intended to outline our general product direction and it should not be relied on in making a purchasing decision. The information on the new product is for informational purposes only and may not be incorporated into any contract. The information on the new product is not a commitment, promise, or legal obligation to deliver any material, code or functionality. The development, release, and timing of any features or functionality described for our products remains at our sole discretion.   .
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17. Smart Cloud Control Desk 7.5.1
2013 Product Roadmap
2013 Focus:
Optimization, Mobile Applications and Analytics
Address high-value customer requirements across multiple industries
Continued maintenance for multiple releases, delivering Fix-packs for 7.1.x and 7.5.x
TRIRIGA 10.4
Implementation accelerators
Localization enhancements
Expand DB and browser support
CAD integrator support for Revit
Maximo ACM/Transportation
Aviation/Spec 2000
Flight Log Book
Progressive Inspections
TRIRIGA Energy Optimization
Real-time energy & operating analytics
Event filtering & correlation and root cause analysis
Operations dashboard
Work request generation
Next Generation Mobile
Mobile platform
Multiple Device Support
Connected/Disconnected
Application Designer
Maximo-TRIRIGA Integration
Capital Project Management
ISM download
Maximo Industry Solutions and Add-On’s 7.5.x.0
Maximo Mobile
Android support
RFID
Maximo
Fix-pack
H1 2013
H2 2013
Smart Cloud Control Desk
Maximo Oil & Gas/HS&E
Permit to Work
Audit and Surveys
Maximo
Fix-pack
Maximo
Fix-pack
Maximo 7.x
Multi Tenancy support
Updated Platforms
UX improvements
Crews
Service Addresses
Map Control
Analytics
KPI/Reporting
SPSS
iLog
Cognos
DCIM (partner product)
SCCD and Asset integration
SCCD and Process integration
Maximo Scheduler
Automated Schedule Optimization
Automated Route Optimization
Fix-Packs
7.x.0.0 Releases
New Products
Planned Releases
Key
Maximo
Fix-pack
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