MAS 9.1 is bigger. With 25% more applications, IBM’s Maximo Application Suite (“MAS”) 9.1 gives you more applications to love for your asset management and performance needs. Released in June 2025, MAS 9.1 extends the legacy, base features of Maximo Manage (“Manage”) to drive the optimization of your assets today and tomorrow.
Understanding the 37 unique applications available in MAS 9.1, however, can be an overwhelming task. These applications have diverse feature sets, along with unique license, hardware and skill set requirements to use them efficiently and effectively.
Let’s break down the MAS 9.1 portfolio – starting with the cornerstone product – Manage. Introduced over 40 years ago, Maximo Manage is the legacy Enterprise Asset Management product. With its evolution to the MAS portfolio and Open Shift Architecture, Manage was updated to include Scheduler, Linear, and Calibration within its core feature set.
Building on Manage, Industry Solutions tailor the feature sets of Manage for specific industries including Transportation, Utilities, Aviation and more. These industry solutions can include unique Manage applications for the industry – like Mechanic’s Clipboard or Telematics for Transportation. Or the Industry Solutions may take a base Manage application – like Work Order Tracking or Assets – and clone it for the unique data fields and actions for the industry.
Next are Add-on applications. Add-on applications extend the feature sets of Manage by providing a deeper set of features from core or base Manage. Examples include Optimizer which extends the features of Scheduler, or the SAP, Oracle, and Workday connectors which extend the feature sets of Maximo’s Integration Framework (“MIF”).
With Add-on Solutions, the user may or may not be within a Manage application, with the Manage user experience. With Manage Cognos, the user is launched from Maximo to Cognos with a very different user experience. However, with HS&E, the user stays within Maximo and does not realize a different add-on solution is deployed.
MAS 9.1 introduces Manage AIP (“Asset Investment Planning”). This application analyzes various investment scenarios for capital expenditures. Maximo Optimizer is a prerequisite for AIP.
The last category is Add-On Solutions with SaaS requirements. These include the ever-expanding features of Manage AI, Reliability Strategies introduced in MAS 8.11, MRO IO (Inventory Optimization), and Renewables which helps organizations manage renewable energy assets such as solar, wind, and energy storage systems.
New in MAS 9.1 is MCI (“Maintenance Cost Insights”). MCI launches Maximo users to a third-party product dashboard, where Maximo KPIs can be viewed and analyzed.
This brings the Maximo Manage portfolio to 24 core, industry, and add-on solutions.
Building on Maximo Manage are the core MAS products – including Health, Monitor, Predict, Visual Inspection, and Collaborate (previously known as Assist) – which extend Asset Management and Performance features.
But MAS 9.1 is even bigger than this. MAS 9.1 introduces MREF (“Maximo Real Estate and Facilities”), which was previously known as Tririga, and its four add-on products including Space and Service Management, Lease Accounting, and Capital Planning.
This incredible product portfolio can help you manage and optimize the use of both your assets and facilities.
To learn more about the MAS 9.1 applications, access this video:
MAS 9.1 is bigger. With 25% more applications, IBM’s Maximo Application Suite (“MAS”) 9.1 gives you more applications to love for your asset management and performance needs. Released in June 2025, MAS 9.1 extends the legacy, base features of Maximo Manage (“Manage”) to drive the optimization of your assets today and tomorrow.
Understanding the 37 unique applications available in MAS 9.1, however, can be an overwhelming task. These applications have diverse feature sets, along with unique license, hardware and skill set requirements to use them efficiently and effectively.
Let’s break down the MAS 9.1 portfolio – starting with the cornerstone product – Manage. Introduced over 40 years ago, Maximo Manage is the legacy Enterprise Asset Management product. With its evolution to the MAS portfolio and Open Shift Architecture, Manage was updated to include Scheduler, Linear, and Calibration within its core feature set.
Building on Manage, Industry Solutions tailor the feature sets of Manage for specific industries including Transportation, Utilities, Aviation and more. These industry solutions can include unique Manage applications for the industry – like Mechanic’s Clipboard or Telematics for Transportation. Or the Industry Solutions may take a base Manage application – like Work Order Tracking or Assets – and clone it for the unique data fields and actions for the industry.
Next are Add-on applications. Add-on applications extend the feature sets of Manage by providing a deeper set of features from core or base Manage. Examples include Optimizer which extends the features of Scheduler, or the SAP, Oracle, and Workday connectors which extend the feature sets of Maximo’s Integration Framework (“MIF”).
With Add-on Solutions, the user may or may not be within a Manage application, with the Manage user experience. With Manage Cognos, the user is launched from Maximo to Cognos with a very different user experience. However, with HS&E, the user stays within Maximo and does not realize a different add-on solution is deployed.
MAS 9.1 introduces Manage AIP (“Asset Investment Planning”). This application analyzes various investment scenarios for capital expenditures. Maximo Optimizer is a prerequisite for AIP.
The last category is Add-On Solutions with SaaS requirements. These include the ever-expanding features of Manage AI, Reliability Strategies introduced in MAS 8.11, MRO IO (Inventory Optimization), and Renewables which helps organizations manage renewable energy assets such as solar, wind, and energy storage systems.
New in MAS 9.1 is MCI (“Maintenance Cost Insights”). MCI launches Maximo users to a third-party product dashboard, where Maximo KPIs can be viewed and analyzed.
This brings the Maximo Manage portfolio to 24 core, industry, and add-on solutions.
Building on Maximo Manage are the core MAS products – including Health, Monitor, Predict, Visual Inspection, and Collaborate (previously known as Assist) – which extend Asset Management and Performance features.
But MAS 9.1 is even bigger than this. MAS 9.1 introduces MREF (“Maximo Real Estate and Facilities”), which was previously known as Tririga, and its four add-on products including Space and Service Management, Lease Accounting, and Capital Planning.
This incredible product portfolio can help you manage and optimize the use of both your assets and facilities.
To learn more about the MAS 9.1 applications, access this video:
MAS 9.1 is bigger. With 25% more applications, IBM’s Maximo Application Suite (“MAS”) 9.1 gives you more applications to love for your asset management and performance needs. Released in June 2025, MAS 9.1 extends the legacy, base features of Maximo Manage (“Manage”) to drive the optimization of your assets today and tomorrow.
Understanding the 37 unique applications available in MAS 9.1, however, can be an overwhelming task. These applications have diverse feature sets, along with unique license, hardware and skill set requirements to use them efficiently and effectively.
Let’s break down the MAS 9.1 portfolio – starting with the cornerstone product – Manage. Introduced over 40 years ago, Maximo Manage is the legacy Enterprise Asset Management product. With its evolution to the MAS portfolio and Open Shift Architecture, Manage was updated to include Scheduler, Linear, and Calibration within its core feature set.
Building on Manage, Industry Solutions tailor the feature sets of Manage for specific industries including Transportation, Utilities, Aviation and more. These industry solutions can include unique Manage applications for the industry – like Mechanic’s Clipboard or Telematics for Transportation. Or the Industry Solutions may take a base Manage application – like Work Order Tracking or Assets – and clone it for the unique data fields and actions for the industry.
Next are Add-on applications. Add-on applications extend the feature sets of Manage by providing a deeper set of features from core or base Manage. Examples include Optimizer which extends the features of Scheduler, or the SAP, Oracle, and Workday connectors which extend the feature sets of Maximo’s Integration Framework (“MIF”).
With Add-on Solutions, the user may or may not be within a Manage application, with the Manage user experience. With Manage Cognos, the user is launched from Maximo to Cognos with a very different user experience. However, with HS&E, the user stays within Maximo and does not realize a different add-on solution is deployed.
MAS 9.1 introduces Manage AIP (“Asset Investment Planning”). This application analyzes various investment scenarios for capital expenditures. Maximo Optimizer is a prerequisite for AIP.
The last category is Add-On Solutions with SaaS requirements. These include the ever-expanding features of Manage AI, Reliability Strategies introduced in MAS 8.11, MRO IO (Inventory Optimization), and Renewables which helps organizations manage renewable energy assets such as solar, wind, and energy storage systems.
New in MAS 9.1 is MCI (“Maintenance Cost Insights”). MCI launches Maximo users to a third-party product dashboard, where Maximo KPIs can be viewed and analyzed.
This brings the Maximo Manage portfolio to 24 core, industry, and add-on solutions.
Building on Maximo Manage are the core MAS products – including Health, Monitor, Predict, Visual Inspection, and Collaborate (previously known as Assist) – which extend Asset Management and Performance features.
But MAS 9.1 is even bigger than this. MAS 9.1 introduces MREF (“Maximo Real Estate and Facilities”), which was previously known as Tririga, and its four add-on products including Space and Service Management, Lease Accounting, and Capital Planning.
This incredible product portfolio can help you manage and optimize the use of both your assets and facilities.
To learn more about the MAS 9.1 applications, access this video:
MAS 9.1 is bigger. With 25% more applications, IBM’s Maximo Application Suite (“MAS”) 9.1 gives you more applications to love for your asset management and performance needs. Released in June 2025, MAS 9.1 extends the legacy, base features of Maximo Manage (“Manage”) to drive the optimization of your assets today and tomorrow.
Understanding the 37 unique applications available in MAS 9.1, however, can be an overwhelming task. These applications have diverse feature sets, along with unique license, hardware and skill set requirements to use them efficiently and effectively.
Let’s break down the MAS 9.1 portfolio – starting with the cornerstone product – Manage. Introduced over 40 years ago, Maximo Manage is the legacy Enterprise Asset Management product. With its evolution to the MAS portfolio and Open Shift Architecture, Manage was updated to include Scheduler, Linear, and Calibration within its core feature set.
Building on Manage, Industry Solutions tailor the feature sets of Manage for specific industries including Transportation, Utilities, Aviation and more. These industry solutions can include unique Manage applications for the industry – like Mechanic’s Clipboard or Telematics for Transportation. Or the Industry Solutions may take a base Manage application – like Work Order Tracking or Assets – and clone it for the unique data fields and actions for the industry.
Next are Add-on applications. Add-on applications extend the feature sets of Manage by providing a deeper set of features from core or base Manage. Examples include Optimizer which extends the features of Scheduler, or the SAP, Oracle, and Workday connectors which extend the feature sets of Maximo’s Integration Framework (“MIF”).
With Add-on Solutions, the user may or may not be within a Manage application, with the Manage user experience. With Manage Cognos, the user is launched from Maximo to Cognos with a very different user experience. However, with HS&E, the user stays within Maximo and does not realize a different add-on solution is deployed.
MAS 9.1 introduces Manage AIP (“Asset Investment Planning”). This application analyzes various investment scenarios for capital expenditures. Maximo Optimizer is a prerequisite for AIP.
The last category is Add-On Solutions with SaaS requirements. These include the ever-expanding features of Manage AI, Reliability Strategies introduced in MAS 8.11, MRO IO (Inventory Optimization), and Renewables which helps organizations manage renewable energy assets such as solar, wind, and energy storage systems.
New in MAS 9.1 is MCI (“Maintenance Cost Insights”). MCI launches Maximo users to a third-party product dashboard, where Maximo KPIs can be viewed and analyzed.
This brings the Maximo Manage portfolio to 24 core, industry, and add-on solutions.
Building on Maximo Manage are the core MAS products – including Health, Monitor, Predict, Visual Inspection, and Collaborate (previously known as Assist) – which extend Asset Management and Performance features.
But MAS 9.1 is even bigger than this. MAS 9.1 introduces MREF (“Maximo Real Estate and Facilities”), which was previously known as Tririga, and its four add-on products including Space and Service Management, Lease Accounting, and Capital Planning.
This incredible product portfolio can help you manage and optimize the use of both your assets and facilities.
To learn more about the MAS 9.1 applications, access this video:
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