Improve visibility with Real-time visualisation of all Building Information Model (BIM) data in the context of IBM Maximo Assets, Locations and Work Orders.
The real-time integration and correlation of data between Bentley iTwin and IBM Maximo.
IBM Maximo & Bentley iTwin Integrations
Connected
Data Flow
Bridges between asset operation data & asset engineering data (BIM Models). Integrates engineering data in Bentley Infrastructure Cloud with asset maintenance & performance data in IBM Maximo Application Suite.
Real-Time
Visibility
Allow updates to IBM Maximo assets & their specification to be synchronised & integrated with their corresponding model & the element of the model in real-time.
Sustainable & Resilient
Provides visibility & insight for data-driven decisions across the life of the asset, making the management of infrastructure more sustainable & resilient.
Seamlessly visualize and act upon real-time information
Infrastructure owners and operators who are overseeing the transition of a facility to operational use rely on the data within a handed-over iModel for effective facilities management. However, transferring this information to maintenance tools like IBM Maximo can be expensive, time-consuming, and prone to errors. This solution streamlines this process and allows the creation of an “as-maintained” state and model in Maximo.
So, alongside delivering the implementation of the most suitable EAM configuration, we also integrate Bentley’s iTwin platform to provide a realistic digital representation of the asset. This provides the ability to securely connect, share, and stay up to date with changes, to improve tracking of operational performance.
The goal is to utilise existing Maximo assets and BIM models and then link them together to view the 3D model in Maximo and visualise the correlated dataset between Maximo and BIM.
The Bentley iTwin Viewer and IBM Maximo integration provides visualisation of Building Information Model (BIM) data in the context of the Maximo Assets, Locations, and Work Orders.
iTwin Viewer Features that are exposed in the Viewer Toolbar include:
