We’ve enabled interfaces between other systems and Maximo 7.6 systems that we host for many years. There are several methods to enable integrations to flow between other systems you use and your hosted MAS system, whether those other systems are run on-premises, in the cloud, or at a SaaS provider.

If you are using WebSphere’s JMS queues in 7.6 to handle message processing for your integrations, our provisioner automatically installs the JMS queues in MAS and enables the continuous queue service.

One major benefit of the MaxStack dedicated server and private cloud architecture is it makes a true “Lift & Shift” from on-premises to cloud possible, often without having to redesign and recreate interfaces (an exception is file-based interfaces, which do need to be adjusted). This is because Maximo can still reach your external integrated systems and vice-versa. This is not possible in other MAS SaaS offerings using shared application clusters.