Maximo Mobile

Maximo Mobile rollouts that field teams actually use

Mobile is where Maximo lives or dies for the people doing the work. We design and roll out IBM Maximo Mobile programmes that hold up offline, integrate cleanly, and survive contact with real technicians.

Engineer using a rugged tablet with a maintenance dashboard inside an industrial workshop

A Maximo programme without strong mobile is a desktop reporting system. We treat mobile as a first-class part of the platform, not an add-on. That means designing flows around how technicians actually work, configuring IBM Maximo Mobile to match those flows, and rolling it out in a way that adoption can be measured rather than assumed.

What we deliver

  • IBM Maximo Mobile strategy, configuration, and rollout
  • Offline-first design with clear sync, conflict, and recovery behaviour
  • Work order, PM, inspection and meter flows shaped around the trade
  • Integration with Maximo Manage, asset and location data, and downstream systems
  • Pilot, region-by-region rollout, and adoption tracking
  • Device, identity and MDM coordination with your IT team

How it fits with the rest of the programme

Mobile rarely lives alone. It depends on solid Maximo implementation or MAS upgrade foundations, on clean data migration, and often on integrations with ERP, GIS, SCADA and identity. We sequence mobile so it lands when those foundations can support it, not before.

Sectors we have rolled mobile into

MaxIron products

MaxIron products that strengthen a Mobile rollout

Frequently asked questions

What is IBM Maximo Mobile?
Maximo Mobile is the native mobile application within IBM Maximo Application Suite that lets technicians, inspectors, and operators carry out work orders, inspections, and asset checks on a phone or tablet, including offline. It is the supported direction within MAS and the product we standardise on for mobile rollouts.
Do you support offline-first field operations?
Yes. We design Maximo Mobile rollouts assuming intermittent or zero connectivity in the field, with conflict handling, queued work, and clear sync semantics so technicians never lose work between depots and remote sites.
How long does a mobile rollout typically take?
A pilot for a single trade or region usually runs in 6 to 10 weeks including design, build, test and on-site validation. Wider rollouts then follow a region or trade at a time, with adoption KPIs tracked rather than guessed.
Do you handle device choice and MDM?
We work with your IT and MDM team on device selection, enrolment, and security baseline. We do not resell hardware. We will recommend devices that work for technicians in your environment and flag the ones that do not.

Mobile your technicians will actually log into

Tell us how your field force works today. We will tell you what a sensible IBM Maximo Mobile rollout looks like, and what it would cost to run a pilot.

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