Work Highlights
Transforming Asset Management Through Design Innovation
Explore how IBM Maximo Manage revolutionized asset management by streamlining processes and enhancing collaboration between PMs, developers, and design teams. This case study highlights the implementation of personalized experiences, resource leveling, graphical views, optimization reports, and composable dashboards, driving significant improvements in efficiency, productivity, and user satisfaction.
Operational Maps
Standardizing Location-Based Services for Enhanced Scalability and Efficiency
Explore how IBM Maximo Application Suite revolutionized spatial asset management by standardizing location-based services. This case study highlights the transformative power of design thinking, showcasing how improved visualization, enhanced user interaction, and optimized work order management led to significant operational efficiencies, safety enhancements, and substantial financial benefits.
This case study is password-protected due to competitive confidentiality.
IBM Maximo Application Suite
Revolutionizing Asset Management
Discover how a cross-functional team at IBM transformed the Maximo Application Suite by providing users with a comprehensive 360-degree view of their data across applications. This case study showcases the journey from research to implementation, highlighting the significant business impact, increased user satisfaction, and remarkable financial benefits achieved.
This case study is password-protected due to competitive confidentiality.
IBM Maximo Mobile
Empowering Field Technicians and Inspectors
Discover how IBM Maximo Mobile revolutionized field operations for technicians and inspectors through a user-centric design and advanced AI features. This case study highlights the creation of an intuitive mobile app that enhances productivity, facilitates real-time collaboration, and leverages AI for efficient problem-solving, significantly transforming the daily operations and overall performance of field professionals.
This case study is password-protected due to competitive confidentiality.
