MX7 Workshop - Lecture 1 - Maximo Overview

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2010 IBM Corporation

Lecture 1IBM Maximo Asset Management Overview

IBM Tivoli Maximo Enterprise Asset Management 7.1 One day workshop for IBM Business Partners



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Agenda

Functional Coverage

Architecture

User Interface

Maximo Configuration

IBM Ready For Tivoli Program


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What do we mean by Assets?

Management of All Strategic Assets in an Organization (SingleMaximo Instance)

Production Assets

Oil, Steel, Utilities

Building, Facility

and Property Assets

Fleet & Transportation

Assets

IT AssetsLinear Assets



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What do we mean by asset Management?

What are my Assets ?

Where are they ?

What are they doing ?

How are they feeling today ?

What are they costing me ?

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IBM Maximo Asset Management Solution

IBM Maximo Asset Management is a solution

that enables organizations too:

Manage and optimize the businessprocesses related to fixed, physical, or

capital assets that have a direct and

significant impact on achievingcorporate objectives.

Take an enterprise-wide view of assetperformance and the tools required to

drive maximum return on assetinvestment through its lifecycle.

Drive corporate performance by extractinggreater lifetime value from asset

investment.



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Asset Lifecycle Management and Maximo

Acquire

Commission

MaintainRetire

Plan

Lease

Procure

Construct

Asset

assignment

Contract

associations

Maintenance

schedules

Job and Safety

plans

MRO (maintain,

repair, overhaul)

Operating costs

Disposal

Decommission

Lease & contract

termination

Capital expenditure

Designs and

specifications

Negotiate agreements

to maximize value

Processes to ensure

return on

investment (ROI)

Implement support

infrastructure and process to

maintain operation

Provide for orderly

disposition of assets:

disposed, auctioned,

donated

Contr

ol Au

dit

Reconcile

Align to corporate

strategy


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Maximo Enterprise Asset Management

Asset Management

Location, work, and cost history

Location and equipmenthierarchies

Condition monitoring

Work Management

Complete work order lifecycle

Planned / Unplanned maintenance

Inventory Management: Track allmaterials and their usage



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Procurement Management Plan demand (Right-time ordering, ) Streamline purchasing processes

(Eliminate human intervention, ) Ensure compliance with existing

purchasing contracts (Vendorperformance, )

Contract Management Comprehensive vendor contract

management Terms and conditions Library SLA / Vendor performance

Service Management

Allows maintenance organizations toalign their goals and priorities tosupport overall business objectives

KPIs, SLAs, Escalations/notifications,etc


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Job Plans & Routes

Service Requests

Service Items

Work Order Tracking

Safety

Quick Reporting

Labor

Qualifications

Lock-Out/Tag-Out

Tools/Crafts/Companies

Preventive Maintenance

Master PM

Assignment Manager

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AssetManagement

KPIs / Reporting / Analysis

WorkManagement

MaterialsManagement

Purchasing

Locations

Asset

Failure Codes

Condition Monitoring

Meters

Meter Groups

Request for Quotation

Receiving

Receiving Inspections

Purchase Requisitions

Invoices

Purchase Orders

Desktop Requisitions

Item Master

Storerooms

Inventory

Lot Management

Kitting

Issues & Transfers

Condition Codes

Stocked Tools

Service Items

Enhanced Workflow Event Driven, Context-based / Escalation Manager

ContractManagement

Purchase Contracts

Master Contracts

Warranty Contracts

Lease/Rental Contracts

Labor Rate Contracts

Payment Schedules

ServiceManagement

Service Catalogs

SLA Management

Incidents

Problems

Changes

Releases

Solutions

Security & Administration

Service Oriented Architecture Platform




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Maximo Industry Solutions

ProductionEquipment

Facilities

TransportationAssets

IT Hardwareand Software

LinearAssets

IBM MaximoFor Government

IBM MaximoFor Government

IBM MaximoAsset Management


IBM MaximoFor Life Sciences

IBM MaximoFor Life Sciences

IBM MaximoFor Transportation

IBM MaximoFor Transportation

IBM MaximoFor Oil & Gas

IBM MaximoFor Oil & Gas

IBM MaximoFor Utilities

IBM MaximoFor Utilities

IBM MaximoFor Nuclear Power

IBM MaximoFor Nuclear Power

IBM MaximoLinear Asset Mgmt

IBM MaximoLinear Asset Mgmt

IBM TivoliAsset Mgmt for IT

IBM TivoliAsset Mgmt for IT




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Selection of Additional Modules

Configuration

Integration

Industry Solutions / Additional Modules

SOA

MaximoSpatial

MaximoMobile

Maximo SchedulerMaximo Adapter for

MSProject/ Primavera



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Systems Integration


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Agenda

Functional Coverage

Architecture

User Interface

Configuration




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Maximo EAM Architecture

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Administration

Workstation

System End-Userwith Internet Explorer

Database ServerDB / 2

Application Server

Websphere

SQL ClientJDBC

HTTP

HTTPHTTPS

JDBC


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UI Component Framework Overview



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Agenda

Functional Coverage

Architecture

User Interface

Configuration



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User Interface (UI)

Applications are forms for input and access to the database.



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Navigating and Querying Review


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The Start Center

Bulletin Board

Access to Modules using Go To

Navigation bar

Inbox / Assignments

provides access to

Workflow Assignments



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General Interface Components


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Data Querying and Retrieval Review

Several methods to search and retrieve a record or record results set

are to:

Enter criteria on the List tab column fields.

Save a query and use the Current Query Menu located on the

toolbar.

Enter an record id in the Find field.

Use the search by Classifications and Attributes tree.

Use the Advanced Search function.



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NAVIGATION DEMONSTRATION


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Agenda

Functional Coverage

Architecture

User Interface

Configuration




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Maximo Implementation

Implementation requirements will almost always necessitate modifications

and customizations to the system.

Understanding and deciding on the data output requirements will help youdetermine what the data input requirements are. Data requirements can

include:

Business Process flows

Reports and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

Integration points

Knowing the data input and output requirements for your company will help

you determine and plan for what needs to be created, modified, customized,

and integrated with the system.


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Maximo Configuration Capabilities

Ease of configuration of the

Database model

Applications

Business processes

Integration points

using the Maximo regular user interface

keeping in mind upgradeability challenges



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Conclusion: Maximo Key Differentiators

Agility

Configurable Data Model

Configurable Screens

No Coding Required

Technology

J2EE Standard

Scalable

Enterprise Wide

Process Automation

Ensure Processes

Remain Adaptable

No Coding Required

Company

History and Stability

Presence and Leadership

Commitment and Investment

Asset Concentration

Breadth of Coverage

Depth of Capabilities

Asset Convergence


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Agenda

Functional Coverage

Architecture

User Interface

Configuration




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