MX7 Workshop - Lecture 1 - Maximo Overview PDF

IBM Tivoli Maximo Enterprise Asset Management 7.
1 – One day workshop for IBM Business Partners
Lecture 1
IBM Maximo Asset Management Overview
© 2010 IBM Corporation
IBM Tivoli Maximo Enterprise Asset Management 7.1 – One day workshop for IBM Business Partners
Agenda
Functional Coverage
Architecture
User Interface
Maximo Configuration
IBM Ready For Tivoli Program
2 © 2010 IBM Corporation
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What do we mean by “Assets”?
Management of All Strategic Assets in an Organization (Single

Maximo Instance)
Production Assets Building, Facility Fleet & Transportation Linear Assets IT Assets
Oil, Steel, Utilities and Property Assets Assets
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 business
processes related to fixed, physical, or
capital assets that have a direct and
significant impact on achieving
corporate objectives.
– Take an enterprise-wide view of asset
performance and the tools required to
drive maximum return on asset
investment through its lifecycle.
– Drive corporate performance by extracting
greater lifetime value from asset
investment.
Asset Lifecycle Management and Maximo
Negotiate agreements
to maximize value Acquire
• Lease
• Procure
• Construct
Plan
Align to corporate
strategy • Capital expenditure Commission
• Designs and
• Asset
Au
ol
specifications
assignment
tr
d
on
• Contract
it
Processes to ensure
associations
C
return on
• Maintenance
investment (ROI)
schedules
Reconcile • Job and Safety
plans
• Disposal
• Decommission
• MRO (maintain,
Retire • Lease & contract
termination
repair, overhaul)
Provide for orderly
• Operating costs Maintain
disposition of assets: Implement support
disposed, auctioned, infrastructure and process to
donated maintain operation
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Maximo Enterprise Asset Management
Asset Management
– Location, work, and cost history
– Location and equipment
hierarchies
– Condition monitoring
Work Management
– Complete work order lifecycle
– Planned / Unplanned maintenance
Inventory Management: Track all

materials and their usage
Procurement Management
– Plan demand (Right-time ordering, …)
– Streamline purchasing processes
(Eliminate human intervention, …)
– Ensure compliance with existing
purchasing contracts (Vendor
performance, …)
Contract Management
– Comprehensive vendor contract
management
– Terms and conditions Library
– SLA / Vendor performance
Service Management
– Allows maintenance organizations to
align their goals and priorities to
support overall business objectives
– KPIs, SLAs, Escalations/notifications,
etc
4

Asset Work Materials Contract Service
Purchasing
Management Management Management Management Management
Locations Job Plans & Routes Item Master Request for Quotation Purchase Contracts Service Catalogs
Asset Service Requests Storerooms Receiving Master Contracts SLA Management
Failure Codes Service Items Inventory Receiving Inspections Warranty Contracts Incidents
Condition Monitoring Work Order Tracking Lot Management Purchase Requisitions Lease/Rental Contracts Problems
Meters Safety Kitting Invoices Labor Rate Contracts Changes
Meter Groups Quick Reporting Issues & Transfers Purchase Orders Payment Schedules Releases
Labor Condition Codes Desktop Requisitions Solutions
Qualifications Stocked Tools
Lock-Out/Tag-Out Service Items
Tools/Crafts/Companies
Preventive Maintenance
Master PM
Assignment Manager
Enhanced Workflow – Event Driven, Context-based / Escalation Manager
KPIs / Reporting / Analysis

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Security & Administration
Service Oriented Architecture Platform

Maximo Industry Solutions

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Maximo
For
ForOil
Oil&&Gas
Gas
IBM
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Maximo
Production IBM For
ForLife
LifeSciences
IBMMaximo
Maximo Sciences
IBM
Equipment Asset
AssetManagement
Management
IBMMaximo
Maximo
For
ForNuclear
NuclearPower
Power
IBM
IBMMaximo
Maximo
For
ForUtilities
Utilities
IBM
IBMMaximo
Maximo
For
ForGovernment
Government
IBM
IBMMaximo
Maximo
Facilities Asset
AssetManagement
Management
Transportation IBM
IBMMaximo
Maximo
Assets For
ForTransportation
Transportation
Linear IBM
IBMMaximo
Maximo
Assets Linear
LinearAsset
AssetMgmt
Mgmt
IT Hardware IBM
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Tivoli
and Software Asset
AssetMgmt
Mgmtfor
forITIT
5
Selection of Additional Modules
Integration
Maximo
Configuration Mobile
Industry Solutions / Additional Modules
Maximo
Spatial
Maximo Scheduler
Maximo Adapter for
MSProject/ Primavera
SOA
Systems Integration
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Agenda
Functional Coverage
Architecture
User Interface
Configuration
Maximo EAM Architecture
Database Server SQL Client

DB / 2 JDBC
HTTP
JDBC
Administration
Workstation
HTTP
Application Server HTTPS
Websphere
System End-User
with Internet Explorer
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7
UI Component Framework Overview
Agenda
Functional Coverage
Architecture
User Interface
Configuration
8
User Interface (UI)

Applications are forms for input and access to the database.
Navigating and Querying Review
9
The Start Center
Navigation bar
Bulletin Board
Inbox / Assignments
Access to Modules using Go To provides access to
Workflow Assignments
General Interface Components
10
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.
NAVIGATION DEMONSTRATION
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Agenda
Functional Coverage
Architecture
User Interface
Configuration
Maximo Implementation
Implementation requirements will almost always necessitate modifications

and customizations to the system.
Understanding and deciding on the data output requirements will help you
determine 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
Conclusion: Maximo Key Differentiators
Company Agility
History and Stability Configurable Data Model
Presence and Leadership Configurable Screens
Commitment and Investment No Coding Required
Asset Concentration Process Automation

Breadth of Coverage Ensure Processes
Depth of Capabilities Remain Adaptable
Asset Convergence No Coding Required
Technology
J2EE Standard
Scalable
Enterprise Wide
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Agenda
Functional Coverage
Architecture
User Interface
Configuration
Integrate your solution with IBM Tivoli Software to extend the reach of your offering to
address customer needs in service management
Complete the Ready for Tivoli validation to highlight your solution in the Integrated Service
Management Library (ISM Library) . It provides global visibility to customers, service
providers, system integrators, and sales teams worldwide looking for deployable
offerings to meet the most challenging service management needs.
Achieving Ready for IBM Tivoli software validation shows customers that your solution
meets or exceeds IBM compatibility criteria and successfully integrates with one or
more of the IBM Tivoli Software products.
http://www-304.ibm.com/isv/tivoli/index.html
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IBM Tivoli Maximo Enterprise Asset Management 7.

1 – One day workshop for IBM Business Partners

© 2010 IBM Corporation

IBM Ready For Tivoli Program

2 © 2010 IBM Corporation

What do we mean by “Assets”?

Management of All Strategic Assets in an Organization (Single

3 © 2010 IBM Corporation

What do we mean by asset “Management”?

What are my Assets ?

44 © 2010 IBM Corporation

IBM Maximo Asset Management Solution

IBM Maximo Asset Management is a solution

5 © 2010 IBM Corporation

Asset Lifecycle Management and Maximo

6 © 2010 IBM Corporation

Maximo Enterprise Asset Management

Inventory Management: Track all

7 © 2010 IBM Corporation

Maximo Enterprise Asset Management

8 © 2010 IBM Corporation

Maximo Enterprise Asset Management

Lock-Out/Tag-Out Service Items

Enhanced Workflow – Event Driven, Context-based / Escalation Manager

KPIs / Reporting / Analysis

Service Oriented Architecture Platform

Maximo Industry Solutions

10 © 2010 IBM Corporation

Selection of Additional Modules

11 © 2010 IBM Corporation

12 © 2010 IBM Corporation

IBM Ready For Tivoli Program

13 © 2010 IBM Corporation

Maximo EAM Architecture

Database Server SQL Client

UI Component Framework Overview

15 © 2010 IBM Corporation

IBM Ready For Tivoli Program

16 © 2010 IBM Corporation

User Interface (UI)

17 © 2010 IBM Corporation

Navigating and Querying Review

18 © 2010 IBM Corporation

The Start Center

19 © 2010 IBM Corporation

General Interface Components

20 © 2010 IBM Corporation

Data Querying and Retrieval Review

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

21 © 2010 IBM Corporation

22 © 2010 IBM Corporation

IBM Ready For Tivoli Program

23 © 2010 IBM Corporation

Implementation requirements will almost always necessitate modifications

24 © 2010 IBM Corporation

Maximo Configuration Capabilities

Ease of configuration of the

… using the Maximo regular user interface

25 © 2010 IBM Corporation

Conclusion: Maximo Key Differentiators

Asset Concentration Process Automation

26 © 2010 IBM Corporation

IBM Ready For Tivoli Program