Client work
Delivery evidence across six asset estates
IBM Maximo and MAS programmes across transport, utilities, oil and gas, industrial services and building materials. Each story records the situation, MaxIron’s responsibilities, delivery and outcome.
The clients are anonymised at their request. Reference conversations are subject to client permission and an NDA where applicable.
Published delivery
Situation, scope and result
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A UK airport operator
Transport and airports
Situation
Terminal and airside assets held on separate records, inside a safety case that stayed in force while the work happened.
What changed
IBM MAS 9 on Red Hat OpenShift in Microsoft Azure across terminal and airside in 9 months, with a multizone architecture MaxIron designed and implemented, mobile execution and building management integrated. The permit system retained issuance and approval authority.
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A UK ferry operator
Maritime
Situation
IBM Maximo 7.6 on ageing infrastructure, a year-round timetable, and one usable cutover window before a fixed support date.
What changed
MAS 9.0.1 in 7 months, with the database converted from SQL Server to DB2 inside the same programme, through one planned production outage.
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A global oil and gas major, UK Continental Shelf
Oil and gas
Situation
Failure coding that has to survive a regulator, on a taxonomy shared with a global estate.
What changed
A standards model inside Maximo aligned to ISO 14224, API RP 14C and ISO 15926 in 12 months, with legacy classification crosswalked rather than overwritten, so work history stays interpretable.
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A UK gas distribution network
Utilities and gas distribution
Situation
Regulator-grade reporting on a fixed cycle, and a platform team already at capacity.
What changed
On a multi-year programme, MaxIron took the asset-data and Maximo development workstream, inside the operator's change control: a written data standard, and remediation delivered as small reversible changes.
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A UK and Ireland building materials group
Building materials
Situation
SAP PM across business units that named assets differently, and a legacy platform to leave.
What changed
One operating model on IBM Maximo across 13 months, the UK migration inside 8, DB2 conversion taken during the build, and a second territory moved to cloud in under 3 months.
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A UK industrial joint venture
Industrial services
Situation
A live production estate mid-contract, an inherited configuration nobody had documented, and a service that could not stop.
What changed
Transition from the outgoing supplier completed in 2 months, stabilised in order of operational consequence, with governance stood up during the transition rather than after it.
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Programme duration reflects the live customisation and interface inventory, database requirements, data readiness and the production calendar for each estate.
Client references
Match the delivery requirement and agree the introduction
A reference conversation adds the client’s perspective on delivery, decisions and continuing operation. The published case brief provides the scope for that discussion.
1. Establish a comparable engagement
State the services, current platform, number of sites, operating constraints and questions the evaluation needs to resolve. MaxIron identifies the closest relevant engagement and its scope boundaries.
2. Obtain client permission
The client decides whether to accept the introduction, the information that can be discussed and any NDA requirement.
3. Agree the conversation
The conversation follows the client’s availability and agreed subjects. Technical due diligence also requires assessment of your estate’s configuration, interfaces and acceptance criteria.
Questions during client evaluation
- Can we request a client reference?
- We identify a comparable engagement during evaluation, ask the client for permission and agree the format and subjects for the conversation. An NDA applies where the engagement requires it.
- Which sectors have published client work?
- The six published engagements cover airports, maritime transport, oil and gas, gas distribution, building materials and industrial services. A delivery requirement may also match work from another sector; the comparison needs to consider the scope and operating constraints.
- How should we compare programme timings?
- Published durations belong to the estate described. Your scope depends on the current platform, customisations, interfaces, data readiness and available production windows. Multi-year specialist work differs from a programme with a single go-live date.
Discuss the work ahead on your estate
Share the current platform, delivery requirement and operating constraints. We will identify the relevant published engagement and whether a client reference can be arranged for your evaluation.
Useful for a reference request
- Your sector, sites, platform version and approximate user count
- The proposed work: implementation, upgrade, migration, transition or data
- The operational, regulatory and timing constraints
- The subjects the reference conversation needs to resolve