We can provide any version that is currently offered by IBM. That’s currently 8.7.x or greater, and 9.x. We do think you should take advantage of the Continuous Delivery (CD)… Read More »5. What versions of MAS do you offer?
There shouldn’t be any need for user training, assuming you aren’t combining a functional expansion or business process project with your Maximo upgrade. There are no significant functional changes to… Read More »4. What training is needed when upgrading to MAS?
We can convert your database to DB2 to take advantage of the included entitlement from IBM, or you can stay on SQL Server if that’s what you use today. For… Read More »6. What Databases do you support?
Yes, MAS supports low level class file extensions or additions. The deployment method changes slightly — MAS is informed of any “customization archives” and it retrieves them includes them in… Read More »5. Are custom class file extensions still supported?
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… Read More »7. What if we have interfaces between Maximo and other systems?
Yes, MaxStack makes the log files for your hosted application cluster available for you to retreive.
When our MAS provisioner technology runs to create your MAS system, it also creates two AWS S3 buckets for file storage for your system. One bucket is used for attached… Read More »8. Where do you store our attached documents?
Our MAS provisioner pipeline automatically handles certificate creation and renewals for you.
One of the main benefits of moving to MAS and the Red Hat Openshift platform is that it allows for Maximo to be automatically updated as IBM releases fixes and… Read More »7. How do upgrades happen once I’m on MAS?
We don’t have an end date for this service. We have hosted many companies on 7.1, 7.5, and 7.6 in the AWS cloud since 2012 and we plan to continue… Read More »1. How long will you host 7.6?
