What I like best about IBM Maximo Application Suite is the breadth of capabilities it brings together in a single platform and the flexibility it offers to support different industries and business processes. As an implementation consultant, I've seen organizations streamline maintenance, inventory, procurement, and reliability activities without relying on multiple disconnected systems.

One of the biggest advantages is the level of configurability and integration. Maximo can be adapted to complex operational requirements and integrates well with ERP, IoT, and other enterprise applications, which helps customers create a connected asset management ecosystem. The user experience has also improved significantly with the newer interface, making navigation more intuitive for end users. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I dislike most about IBM Maximo Application Suite is that its flexibility and depth come with added complexity. Implementations require careful planning, and organizations that are new to enterprise asset management may face a steeper learning curve compared to lighter CMMS solutions.

While the user experience has improved significantly, some advanced configuration and administrative tasks still require specialized knowledge. Initial setup, integrations, and data preparation can also be time-consuming, especially in large environments with multiple systems. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.