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IBM TRIRIGA Application Suite v11.6 Is Officially Available

TRIRIGA Application

V11.6

IBM has announced the release of TRIRIGA Applications v11.6, Platform v5.0, and CAD Integrator v14.0, together with the most recent version of the IBM TRIRIGA Application Suite (TAS), v11.6.

With the introduction of important enhancements intended to assist enterprises in further streamlining their real estate and facilities management processes, this version represents a noteworthy milestone for TAS. IBM ranked the areas that its customers and analysts thought would be most helpful for improving their business operations. As part of the Application Suite, IBM Maximo Monitor for workplace analytics and monitoring features is being introduced. Teams can now see real-time occupancy, energy, environmental, and facility asset data with this new AI-powered monitoring feature, which will help them make informed decisions and take action to maximize their property portfolios.

Esri ArcGIS

TRIRIGA Location Service for Esri is another significant addition to the Application Suite. Customers may now directly license Esri ArcGIS on Kubernetes from IBM, allowing GIS visualization and TRIRIGA experiences. Through the ability to search for and explore buildings, indoor mapping and navigation give employees and visitors more tools to enhance the occupant experience. Facility managers can view and interact with portfolio data on a map using outdoor GIS, enabling perceptive visual analysis.

Additional notable improvements to TAS include the following new lease accounting features:

Situations with Negative Asset Value

For scenarios involving prepaid rent, the Net Lease Liability Roll Forward Report

Journal Entries to Make Retrospective Adjustments

RE Invoice Creation Form Redesign for AR and AP Leases

IBR% Changes and Lease Documents in Bulk Upload

By exporting space plan scenarios to PDF for evaluation with important stakeholders, new dynamic space planner functionalities offer improvements to cooperation. Space planners can visualize scenario modifications before they are implemented by connecting to the Stacking App.

Users may work more productively with improvements to the Work Task Services App’s user experience, such as inventory monitoring capabilities and the option to view reservation owner details in the Reservation App to arrange a room change

v11.6 of the TRIRIGA Application Suite represents a substantial improvement when all of these new features and capabilities are combined. Contact your IBM Business Partner to arrange a discussion about TRIRIGA and v11.6.

TRIRIGA Application Platform

Organizations may quickly configure apps and increase the use and value of IBM TRIRIGA applications by utilizing the graphical and configuration tools provided by the IBM TRIRIGA Application Platform solution. Key business systems are interoperable through the use of standards-based technologies, interfaces, and a high-performance workflow process engine.

For quick transaction processing, there is a runtime environment called the IBM TRIRIGA Application Platform. The Administrator Console, Document Manager, IBM TRIRIGA Connector for Business programs enabling system integration, and linkage to computer-aided design (CAD) programs are all part of the platform, which also supplies the underlying technology for the IBM TRIRIGA apps. Additionally, a suite of browser-based tools for creating and modifying the applications that IBM TRIRIGA delivers is provided via the IBM TRIRIGA Application Platform.

For the purpose of creating UX apps, the IBM TRIRIGA Application Platform offers an MVC-based UX framework. The program is divided into three parts or layers using the model-view-controller (MVC) technique: the model, view, and controller. The Polymer collection of reusable web components serves as the foundation for the view layer. The UX framework’s adaptable and modular architecture makes it easier for businesses to meet business objectives while offering a touch-friendly interface, enhanced performance, and an intuitive user interface.

Using the all-inclusive IBM TRIRIGA solution, you can:

Set up IBM TRIRIGA programs without modifying the original code.

Produce regulatory reports in the same setting as regular business tasks.

Cut down on IBM TRIRIGA application implementation and maintenance time and expenses.

Provide applications using reliable portals.

Upgrade your applications to safeguard special configurations.

Change an existing business object and its associated workflows, lifecycle states, and data field definitions.

TRIRIGA Application Suite

What is TRIRIGA application?

TRIRIGA is an IWMS (Integrated Workplace Management System) designed to assist teams in charge of facilities and enterprise real estate in managing assets and portfolios over the course of their lives.

Streamline your facilities and real estate management processes

For most major firms, real estate represents the second-largest financial burden. Businesses are quickly moving toward centralized structures due to a changing operational environment. Enterprise-grade solutions are needed for this in order to save costs and improve responsiveness and efficiency.

Enhancing operational effectiveness requires having access to data from a single source of truth throughout the real estate lifecycle. IBM TRIRIGA provides a comprehensive suite of natively integrated Integrated Workplace Management Systems (IWMS) from a reputable brand that leads the market in functionality, security, and configurability.

TRIRIGA is a fast, flexible, and all-inclusive platform that offers all the applications needed to optimize facility lifecycle performance and get you ready for future requirements.

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Airport MUG: Driving Strategic Transformation at Sydney Airport with IBM Maximo in the Cloud

Sunday, 2:30 PM - 3:15 PM | South Pacific A | Session ID: 1215A

Sydney Airport faces many challenges in uncertain times. To meet evolving business needs, they partnered with BPD Zenith and UnitiFM to implement MaxiCloud for Airports, a managed facilities management solution powered by IBM Maximo. This agile, cloud-based solution enhances visibility and control of each area's maintenance data. With call center integration for incoming reactive work, the solution can gather real-time data to enhance overall efficiency of maintenance teams. Integrated reporting provides management with financial, operational and service insights. Results include real reductions in asset downtime and increased passenger satisfaction. The discussion will cover drivers, requirements, benefits and more.

Manufacturing MUG: Grupo Bimbo Global Manufacturing's Fourteen-Year Journey with IBM Maximo

Sunday, 3:15 PM - 4:00 PM | South Pacific J | Session ID: 6876A

Grupo Bimbo is ranked as the largest bakery in the world, with more than 10,000 bakery products. We started our first implementation of Maximo in 2003, and moved from a CMMS to EAM strategy, emphasizing budget, cost and how to optimize our maintenance organization and practices leveraging industry knowledge and best practices. This session will provide an overview of our journey and successes with IBM Maximo.

Maximo Anywhere for Health and Safety at ENMAX

Monday, 1:00 PM - 1:45 PM | Islander A | Session ID: 1141A

ENMAX has recently implemented IBM Maximo for Health, Safety and Environment applications throughout the entire organization to improve the tracking and resolution of safety and environmental events. Critical to this successful implementation was the use of Maximo Anywhere and the configuration and implementation of the Mobile Incident Reporting app to support two thousand end users.

Enterprise Integration with IBM Maximo: From ERP to IoT

Tuesday, 2:30 PM - 3:15 PM | Tradewinds B | Session ID: 1936A

The first part of this session will look at how Canadian Natural Resources Limited (CNRL) successfully implemented Maximo across 3,000 users in maintenance and operations, including integration to JDE financials. The second part of the session will look at integration from an IoT perspective, and present a practical example of how sensor input can be used to drive action in Maximo as part of an end-to-end business process. 

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IBM Maximo is the global leader for enterprise asset management in the market and thus created more demand for Maximo professionals working around the world. Maxmunus IBM Maximo training is designed according to the latest features and functions available in IBM Maximo 7.6. It will help you develop the skills required to operate, maintain, and dispose of enterprise assets using IBM Maximo. You will also get an opportunity to work on two real-time projects under the guidance of skilled trainers during training which will help you clear the IBM Maximo Certification Exam. Enroll and get certified in it. Due to the high demand for IBM Maximo, numerous job opportunities are available worldwide. The world's top multinational companies are recruiting Certified IBM Maximo professionals. Our Maximo Trainers are certified professionals with 10+ years of experience in the respective domains. They currently work with Top MNCs.

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Improve Warehouse Management Success With Digital Solutions

IBM Warehouse Management

It is impossible to overestimate the importance of strong maintenance, repair, and operations (MRO) systems in the dynamic world of contemporary business. Effective warehouse management guarantees accuracy, boosts production, and allows organizations to run more smoothly. Barcodes are a key piece of technology that are transforming warehouses by facilitating precise data tracking and efficient workflows in an increasingly digital world.

With this understanding, A3J Group is concentrated on leveraging the Red Hat Marketplace and the IBM Maximo Application Suite to assist in bringing inventory solutions to a larger audience. By working together, warehouse management will see tremendous improvements that will raise the bar for creativity and efficiency.

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These inventory management and tracking solutions use barcode technology to solve important aspects of inventory management, helping to meet the maintenance goals of the modern MRO program.

Utilizing barcoding technology in warehouse management

A vital component of contemporary warehouse operations is barcoding. Bar code technology offers resilience and adaptability along with an effective means of managing assets, tracking inventories, and streamlining operations. Barcoding offers crucial improvements in important areas like:

Data accuracy: The foundation of efficient warehouse management is accurate data. Barcoding makes it possible to trace every item precisely, which lowers errors and enhances inventory control. Maintaining stock levels, filling orders, and reducing inconsistencies all depend on this accuracy.

Efficiency of workers and data: Barcoding increases worker productivity and improves data accuracy. Workers can handle items faster and more correctly by automating data capture. Higher production and faster turnaround times are the results of this efficiency, which eventually boosts profitability.

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Visibility into who, where, and when of the assets: Being able to see the who, where, and when of the assets is crucial for warehouse management. Having knowledge of an asset’s who, where, and when promotes accountability and control. Improved visibility enables managers to monitor workflows, trace the movement of objects, and allocate resources optimally, which improves operational efficiency and decision-making.

Compliance and auditing: Conventional systems frequently don’t have strong auditing features. Comprehensive auditing features offered by contemporary solutions improve accountability and control. Every transaction may be logged with these features, which makes it simpler to find problems, carry out audits, and uphold compliance.

Putting digital solutions into practice to reduce disturbance

When unexpected order surges or equipment failures occur, smart warehouse management solutions can greatly reduce operating stress. Having a strong management system in place enables executives to continue operations with the least amount of disturbance during system outages or demand surges.

Efficient decision-making and workflow are essential during equipment outages. By offering precise data, effective workflows, and visibility into inventory levels, advanced solutions assist leaders in managing these situations and enable prompt and well-informed decision-making.

Putting software accelerators to use to meet warehouse requirements

The current developments in warehouse management are more visibility, automation, and real-time data tracking. Warehouses may continue to be productive, competitive, and ready to handle rising demand by implementing these trends.

The integrated solutions provided by IBM and A3J Group tackle the particular difficulties associated with warehouse management. These solutions, which are available on IBM Red Hat Marketplace, offer extensive capabilities to improve visibility, accuracy, and efficiency.

The IBM Maximo Application Suite

Robust capability is available for managing inventory, work orders, and assets with IBM Maximo Manage. Its capabilities are improved by integration with the solutions offered by A3J Group, which offers a complete toolset for warehouse management.

Accelerators from the A3J Group

The A3J Group provides a range of accelerators that effortlessly interface with IBM Maximo, offering improved capabilities specifically designed to meet the demands of warehouse management.

MxPickup

MxPickup is a material pickup program made for the time-pressed warehouse worker or manager. For projects, custom orders, and non-stocked items, it is perfect. Large-scale material and item receipt is made simpler with MxPickup’s improved tracking and issuing controls, which improve the Maximo receiving process.

MxPickup offers freedom in the placement and tracking of materials anywhere, including warehouse locations, bins, any Maximo site, and freeform staging and delivery locations, in contrast to typical systems that require products to be placed in predefined areas. With a full history of who placed the material and when, warehouse specialists can decide whether to place or issue all of the received things.

Additionally, MxPickup facilitates mass issuance of products. This feature streamlines the procedure and saves significant time by enabling warehouse professionals to choose records from the application list screen and issue materials directly.

Automatic Label Printing A3J

When materials or goods are received, the Automated Label Printing system is intended to proactively alert warehouse staff via a printed label report. For simpler scanning, this report contains details about the received objects with barcoded fields. When components or materials are received, labels with all the information required for warehouse operations workers to fulfill requests can be automatically attached to them. Through the use of smartphone applications, bar codes speed up inventory transactions while improving accuracy and efficiency.

Inventive approaches to warehouse management

IBM and A3J Group’s partnership on Red Hat Marketplace offers cutting-edge warehouse management solutions. Warehouses can achieve greater operational performance by utilizing modern bar coding, data accuracy, efficiency, and visibility. These solutions solve existing problems and prepare warehouses for future demands, ensuring long-term success and market competitiveness.

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Empower your mobile workforce with IBM Maximo Anywhere

With nearly 7 billion phones, tablets and PCs in use in the world by the end of 2016 – mobile technology will continue to change the way we live, work and play (Gartner, 2017). By 2020, 50% of the workforce will be made up of the Millennial generation (PwC). This generation has grown up using smartphones as their main communication tool and enterprises will need to accommodate the use of mobile technology by these new workers. In fact, Gartner studies show that 92% of organizations believe not only that adopting mobile apps will give them a competitive edge, but also that the failure to adopt such apps will put them at a competitive disadvantage. To that end – what efficiencies could your organization stand to gain from implementing a mobile strategy?

Business Leaders have identified Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) as a key opportunity for improving operational efficiency and the bottom line. With a mobile app that facilitates EAM, this means greater up-time for assets, more efficient work order processing and lower data entry errors. Users are simply able to do their work from any location.

IBM® Maximo® Anywhere is a next generation single-vendor solution that provides immediate access to your Maximo processes. It allows technicians to plan their work order routes more efficiently and enter data into the app instantly from most mobile devices. With this level of connectivity, organizations reduce costs resulting from miscommunication and double handling of data.

Maximo Anywhere works in both disconnected and connected modes. The core system is updated in real-time when a data or Wi-Fi connection is available. This is important for organizations with remote or dispersed assets located far from a stable Internet connection. A mobile technician needs to visit equipment to perform tasks (repair, monitoring, maintenance) and needs to capture and report details for both preventative maintenance, contract/warranty compliance or regulatory requirements at the point of execution.

Our approach is focused on your business process and requirements. The Maximo Anywhere set of applications are designed specifically for roles within your organization, and are well suited to be used within your operating environment. Many of the applications can be used with little configuration and allow your remote EAM teams to be able to function immediately in the field. An example of this is one of our clients who recently implemented the Maximo Anywhere Incident Reporter application. We did very little configuration to the application provided by IBM, and were able to install the mobile application on the corporate mobile devices for over 1000 end users in a very short time frame. This allowed the reporting of incidents and hazards in the field and offices to occur in near real-time. Notifications to senior management of serious incidents was immediate, and notification of environmental issues were available to the appropriate EHS management staff on a real-time basis. This is just one example of the immediate benefits that can be gained from implementing a set of mobile applications linked directly to your EAM system.

If your implementation partner understands your maintenance or safety department (like BPD Zenith does), mobility can be a major competitive advantage for your organization.

BPD Zenith will be demonstrating its mobile capabilities at IBM InterConnect 2017 on stand #888 in the Watson IoT zone (next to the Business Partner cafe). We look forward to seeing you there!

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The Importance of MUGs (Maximo User Groups)

So often when working at various companies that use Maximo, I have heard “Why should we bother sending anyone to a Maximo User Group Meeting?” or, “What can we possibly gain from going to that Maximo User Group Meeting?” or, “What’s in it for me?” 

This post will describe the incredible benefits of becoming part of the larger Maximo Community, giving to that community, and gaining knowledge from that community.

Get to Know the Community

Firstly, if you are working at a company that uses Maximo, I always assume that you know there is a large network of user groups (over 270 at last count) out there for every flavor of Maximo you can imagine. There are regional and national Maximo User Groups (on every continent in the planet), there are Industry Specific Maximo User groups and there is the grand-daddy of them all, the IBM InterConnect Conference which brings together hundreds if not thousands of like minded Maximo professionals. These user groups are most often sponsored by an IBM Maximo Business Partner, several Partners or IBM themselves. IBM participates in most if not all user group meetings.

Don’t be put off by the Sponsors

Sponsors provide a few very important things to the Maximo User Community. Probably the most important of which is the funding for the group to hold the meeting. Without sponsorship, the meetings would have to held in someone’s place of business, a home, or a basement somewhere in the suburbs. With sponsorship, the venues, meals, entertainment, brochures, posters, audio visual equipment etc. are all possible. Sponsors also attend the meetings to provide answers to the difficult questions, show you what great things they can add to the Maximo mix, and give away door prizes. Seriously though, it is a chance for you (the Maximo User) to speak to Maximo Experts in a non-threatening, non-sales environment.

Top 5 Reasons to go to a Maximo User Group Meeting

The number one reason to attend any MUG Meeting is the chance to meet other users from other companies that also use Maximo. Don’t just sit at a table with other people from your own company. Participate during the networking sessions and group sessions. Talk to the end-user presenters about their presentations. Find out how they did certain things in Maximo. How did they tackle a certain problem that is your main pain point? Just by talking with other users from other companies, you will get a relationship with them, you can email them after the conference, you can even pay them a site visit. Most people are very proud of their achievements with Maximo and are happy to share with you.

The second reason to attend a MUG is to learn something that you can immediately bring back to your company to solve an issue or a clever idea that you had not yet thought of. While at various MUGs I have learned for example how to automatically email a purchase order to a vendor when the PO is approved using an automation script in Maximo. I have also learned how a company configured and used the Operator Log application in Maximo HSE and was immediately able to implement the same solution into our Maximo. Over the years, the knowledge gained has more than justified the costs of attending.

The third reason to attend is to get your own name and the name of your company out there. You can raise the profile of your organization in the Maximo Community in several ways; don’t be afraid to be a presenter at a user group meeting. None of the presenters are professional speakers (sometimes it is very apparent), but they are giving you knowledge, sharing their Maximo stories, and giving to the community. Once you have done one presentation at a MUG, doing the next one only gets easier and easier. For myself, I have sometimes given two presentations at a single user group meeting. I have also given the same presentation at three different conferences! The second way to raise your profile is to volunteer to be on the MUG steering committee. Organizing conferences and user group meetings takes a bit of work and helping getting things organized can be very rewarding.

The fourth reason to attend a MUG is to get out of your normal routine. Getting out of the office to attend a conference is very rewarding intellectually and spiritually. It is great to get away form the Maintenance Schedules, Outage Planning, Support Backlog for a single day. Shake things up a bit, go meet new people, listen to some great Maximo war stories, talk to some experts; and come back to the office revitalized. Companies should know that sending employees to conferences is a great way of educating and improving the morale of their staff.

The fifth key reason to attend a MUG Meeting or the grand-daddy of them all (IBM InterConnect) is to see a different part of the country and surprisingly learn that no matter the industry, no matter the version, the Maximo journey of every customer echoes your own journey. They all struggle with technical upgrades. “Customization” is a bad word in most companies and they are all venturing to take advantage of the huge investment IBM has made to continuously improve the product. IBM usually does at least one presentation at each user group meeting. They will tell you what’s coming in the next year for Maximo (called the product roadmap), they will demonstrate the latest and greatest analytics, and they will quite often provide free certification testing at some user group meetings. I have learned over the years from IBM presentations, how their support model works, what the plans are for analytics, when certain versions of Maximo go out of support, and who to call with specific Maximo questions. Through my participation in user groups I have been invited to be a part of special focus groups with IBM, BETA testing new features and having input into the future releases of certain industry solutions.

Some Useful Links

Use this link to find a local Maximo User Group. When you get there select the Product Line of “Tivoli”, then select you region before you click the Search Button.

This link will provide you a list of many of the upcoming Maximo User Group meetings. Thanks to Kim Waterman from P2 Insight for providing this information.

About the Author:

Stephen Hume is a seasoned Maximo Consultant working for BPD Zenith (Canada), recently retired from the role of President for the Canadian Maximo User Group (CanMUG). He has done presentations at the following user group meetings. Facility Management Maximo User Group, Maximo Utility Working Group, Western Canada Maximo User Group, Canadian Maximo User Group, IBM Pulse, IBM InterConnect.

His presentation topics have included; Upgrade Lessons Learned; Health Safety and Environment in Maximo; Mobile Incident Reporting using Maximo Anywhere; How to Prepare for and Survive an IBM Audit; Throw Away the Log Books with Maximo Operator Logs.

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Driving a more predictable airport operation through real-time asset data

It goes without saying that the airport operation is a complex beast, comprising many different cogs all trying to move in the same direction and work in unison with one another. It is a balancing act, where multiple different stakeholders are focused on delivering a consistent service to passengers and airlines.

There are so many different components which need to come together to ensure aircraft turn around on time and passengers are moved throughout the terminal smoothly. Many things can happen, often seemingly outside your control!

For example, a major breakdown of an aerobridge, baggage system, HVAC system, elevators, lifts, or even something as simple as a security door, can have a massive impact. It is also fair to say that up until recently there has been no real method of confidently preventing or predicting breakdowns of key physical infrastructure.

For some time now, airport operators have leveraged real-time data to help provide situational awareness across a number of areas. From passenger flow measurement technologies, flight tracking information, passenger demand forecasting, pre-departure sequencing, ACDM and so on.

However as an operation which is so reliant upon its infrastructure, wouldn't it be great if real time data on the condition of key asseys could be harnessed more effectively? A broken baggage or HVAC system can be a major headache for a COO and there have been similar recent examples at major airports in the UK and Australia recently. In both cases there was a significant impact to the passenger - the broken baggage system caused widespread chaos whilst the HVAC system failure on one of the city's hottest summer days in Australia created serious HSE implications for passengers young and old.

Needless to say both examples would have cost the operator a substantial amount of lost revenue and severely dented the reputation of the airport. But could they have been prevented by knowing about a potential failure before it happens?

Up until now it is understandable why airports have been unable to do this, as the technology didn't exist! It is only really at the early stages of being looked at in earnest, let alone implemented. There are a few who have invested but adoption is still in its infancy.

The IoT is helping to deliver deeper insights into an organisations assets and when paired with the capabilities of cognitive computing, it is providing a near complete picture of the physical world. In an airports case, the physical world means aerobridges, baggage handling systems, vehicles, HVAC, doors, escalators, elevators etc... all of which are relied upon to ensure a smooth operation.

Interested to hear from those who might already be working with IoT and using real-time data to monitor the health of key assets within the airport environment.

What is your experience?

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Richard Dyson from CNRL will present together with BPD and IBM on how CNRL successfully implemented Maximo across 3000 users in maintenance and operations including integration to JDE financials. The second part of the session will look at what the future will hold from an IoT perspective.

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The presentation will discuss the drivers for requirements, why MaxiCloud for Airports was chosen, and how the solution is improving efficiencies, achieving passenger experience, and providing quality data for informed decision making.