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In Case You Missed MaximoWorld The Future of Intelligent Asset Operations - Terrence O'hanlon & Scott Campbell

Join IBM's ALM Product Success Leader to explore the future of intelligent asset operations. Learn how the Maximo Application Suite uses AI to shift from planned maintenance to prescriptive strategies. Discover ways to optimize field services, build trust in data, and empower your workforce with mobile AI insights and reliability.

Reliability Radio EP 373: Carlos Gonzalez, Remsoft
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Reliability Radio EP 373: Carlos Gonzalez, Remsoft

On Reliability Radio, Jonathan Guiney and Brendon Russ speak with Carlos Gonzalez of Remsoft about MRO inventory optimization, spare parts governance, lead-time accuracy, item master cleanup, and inventory criticality. Learn how better inventory data and decision-making can reduce costs, improve availability, and support business continuity.

MaximoWorld 2026 Spotlights AI-Powered Asset Management in Nashville

MaximoWorld 2026 Spotlights AI-Powered Asset Management in Nashville

Registrations climb 23% year-over-year Reliabilityweb enters new chapter with Nineteen Group


NASHVILLE, Tenn. — MaximoWorld 2026, part of Reliabilityweb, the premier event for IBM Maximo and MREF (formerly TRIRIGA) users and the reliability, maintenance, and asset management community, concluded a successful four-day run in Nashville, Tennessee, August 17–20. The event drew more than 1,300 registrations, a 23% increase over the prior year.

From Patchwork to Precision: Why Asset Performance Can’t Scale Without Agentic AI

From Patchwork to Precision: Why Asset Performance Can’t Scale Without Agentic AI

Traditional asset performance management (APM) is breaking under the weight of modern industrial complexity. Today’s industrial environments generate orders of magnitude more data across far more complex, distributed operations than the systems managing them were ever designed to handle. This creates a growing gulf between the data enterprises generate and their ability to act on it. At the same time, industrial manufacturers face mounting pressure from all sides: volatile market conditions, rising costs, tighter margins, net-zero emission targets, and uncompromising safety requirements. Many enterprises have set ambitious goals towards achieving digital transformation and Industry 4.0 initiatives, yet the reality of day-to-day operational challenges hinders progress.

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ReliabilityRadio EP 372: Dan Anderson, TRM
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ReliabilityRadio EP 372: Dan Anderson, TRM

At TRC 2026, Brendon Russ speaks with Dan Anderson of TRM about reliability culture, ERP and EAM implementations, data governance, and executive sponsorship. Learn why maintenance professionals need a voice in technology decisions and how stronger partnerships between IT, operations, and maintenance improve business outcomes.

Why a Single Safety Controller Failure Triggered a Gas Turbine Trip in a 2oo3 TMR Architecture

Why a Single Safety Controller Failure Triggered a Gas Turbine Trip in a 2oo3 TMR Architecture

Triple Modular Redundancy (TMR) architectures with 2-out-of-3 (2oo3) voting are designed to tolerate a single hardware fault without interrupting processes. However, an unexpected Gas Turbine Generator (GTG) trip occurred when only one of three safety controllers failed. This case study analyzes the event, demonstrating the critical distinction between fault tolerance and fail-safe behavior when safety integrity is compromised.

Reliabilityweb Announces Winners of the 2026 MaximoWorld and MaximoWorld Real Estate & Facilities (MREF) Awards

Reliabilityweb Announces Winners of the 2026 MaximoWorld and MaximoWorld Real Estate & Facilities (MREF) Awards

Reliabilityweb announced the winners of the 2026 MaximoWorld Awards and MaximoWorld Real Estate & Facilities (MREF) Awards, recognizing organizations and teams that have delivered outstanding results in maintenance, reliability, and asset management using IBM Maximo and related technologies. The winners were honored during MaximoWorld 2026, held August 17–20 at the Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center in Nashville, Tennessee.

Reliability Radio EP 371: Industry Trends and Insights: Marc LaPlante, Octave
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Reliability Radio EP 371: Industry Trends and Insights: Marc LaPlante, Octave

On Industry Trends & Insights, Bob Francis speaks with Mark LaPlante of Octave about ISO 55000, asset management standards, AI-enabled business value analysis, and the importance of linking asset performance to financial outcomes. Learn how organizations can build stronger business cases and drive executive support for asset management initiatives.

MaximoWorld 2026 Brings Reliability, Maintenance, and Asset Management Professionals to Nashville

MaximoWorld 2026 Brings Reliability, Maintenance, and Asset Management Professionals to Nashville

NASHVILLE, TN — MaximoWorld 2026, the largest independent conference for IBM Maximo users, comes to Nashville at the Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center August 17–20. The event brings together reliability, maintenance, and asset management professionals from 27 different counties for four days of education, certification, and networking focused on getting more value from Maximo and the broader Maximo Application Suite (MAS).

From Wrench-Turners to Strategic Partners: How Facilities Management Outsourcing Became Its Own Industry

From Wrench-Turners to Strategic Partners

In the late 1990s, handing your entire IT infrastructure to an outside vendor sounded reckless. Why would a Fortune 500 company give away its technology backbone? The answer was simple. Technology wasn't their core business. IBM Global Services, EDS, and Accenture proved enterprises could shed the operational burden of IT and get better service from specialists who did nothing else. By the early 2000s the argument was over. TCS, Infosys, and Wipro scaled fast after Y2K, proving even mission-critical work could sit outside if governance and metrics held up.

Reliability Radio EP 370 - Joe Lee, Aidentyx
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Reliability Radio EP 370 - Joe Lee, Aidentyx

On Reliability Radio, Brendon Russ talks with Joe Lee of Aidentyx about moving beyond AI hype and applying AI to real maintenance challenges. Learn how AI-powered analytics, workflow automation, knowledge management, and root cause analysis can help reliability teams reduce repair times and improve operational performance.

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