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Hosted by Steven Shull, MORE by Naviam is built for people planning, running, and improving IBM Maximo environments.
The show covers product updates, field experience, asset management strategy, customer questions, tutorials, administration tips, and what is changing across the Maximo ecosystem.
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Episode 4
System Properties in IBM Maximo
In Episode 4, host Steven Shull walks through practical IBM Maximo system properties that can help administrators and support teams improve the Maximo user experience. This episode is designed for Maximo users, administrators, and teams responsible for configuration, usability, and day-to-day system support.
Steven highlights system property settings related to query behavior, navigation dropdowns, attachment handling, and label orientation in the Maximo interface. The episode shows how small configuration changes can make Maximo easier to use and more practical for everyday teams.
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Episode 4
System Properties in IBM Maximo
Hosted by Steven Shull
A practical walkthrough of IBM Maximo system properties that can improve usability, query behavior, attachment handling, navigation, and the overall Maximo user experience.
System Properties Maximo Admin Maximo Manage User Experience
Episode 3
Work Order Role-Based Application
Hosted by Steven Shull
A practical look at how Work Order Role-Based Applications can help Maximo teams simplify work management, improve usability, and give each role a more focused work order experience.
Work Orders Role-Based Applications Maximo Manage Work Management
Episode 2
Adding a QR Code to a BIRT Report
Hosted by Steven Shull
A quick tutorial showing Maximo users, administrators, and report builders how to add QR codes to BIRT reports and connect physical assets to digital records.
BIRT Reporting QR Codes Maximo Manage
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Episode 1
IBM Maximo Application Suite 9.2: What Maximo Teams Need to Know
Hosted by Steven Shull with guest Phil Runion
A practical look at the MAS 9.2 updates that matter for administrators, support teams, cloud providers, and users.
MAS 9.2 Maximo Manage Maximo Mobile Dashboards
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What You’ll Hear
Practical Maximo tutorials
Step-by-step guidance for making Maximo reports, tools, applications, configurations, and workflows more useful in day-to-day operations.
System properties and Maximo administration
Practical settings that can improve Maximo usability, query behavior, navigation, attachment handling, label orientation, and the overall user experience.
Work order management and role-based applications
Ways to simplify work order experiences, improve usability for different roles, and support better maintenance execution in IBM Maximo.
BIRT reporting and QR code use cases
Ways to make reports more scannable, connect physical assets to digital records, and improve access to information in the field.
Maximo product and platform updates
Focused conversations about the MAS changes administrators, support teams, cloud providers, and users are most likely to notice.
Real-world ideas for Maximo teams
Practical perspectives for asset records, work orders, inspections, mobile users, dashboards, reporting, administration, configuration, and user adoption.
Why We Created It
More practical Maximo conversations. Less noise.
MORE by Naviam is designed to give Maximo teams a useful place to hear what is changing, what matters, and how other practitioners are thinking about the asset management journey.
We’ll use the podcast to share practical Maximo conversations, product perspectives, community updates, tutorials, administration tips, and lessons from people working in and around Maximo every day.
Thanks for being part of the MORE Community. We’re excited to bring these conversations here and keep the discussion going.