Prometheus Mobile for Maximo vs Zyght Safety使用状況と統計

Maintenance and asset management work doesn’t always take place where there’s connectivity or a computer. Today’s asset-intensive businesses need flexible mobile technologies to expand and simplify the functionality of IBM Maximo and bring it out into the field. Improve time-on-tools/wrench time, data accuracy, and derive more value from your maintenance resources by collecting data at the source, in real-time with DataSplice, while preserving Maximo as your single source of truth. DataSplice (now known as Prometheus Group’s Mobile for Maximo solution): • Is a single mobile platform for Maximo, Esri, and other enterprise systems. • Is built with scalable technology that readily integrates into existing operations, and can be extended as your needs evolve • Supports online, offline and mixed mode multi-use capabilities • Collects accurate data in the field and increases data reliability • Incorporates interactive maps (that function fully online or offline) into enterprise business processes • Uses modern HTML5 mapping techniques, allowing users to interact with millions of GIS features in remote areas where reliable connectivity is not available • Is built with a mobile-first responsive design • Works with Prometheus Mobile for Maximo Forms; a complete dynamic data form, perfect for condition-based tasks, such as inspections. This full-featured system, which may be used with or without Maximo, can quickly be configured to meet regulatory, compliance, and operational requirements through a form-building toolset • Integrates with Commercial-off-the-shelf solutions (COTS) for mobile work orders, inventory, planning, requests, reports, and forms The Prometheus Mobile for Maximo Server uses a plug-in architecture to provide integration into a range of external systems including: • IBM Maximo (through the MBO interface) • Oracle & SQL Server databases (through Ado.NET database connections) • ESRI web services (through REST API endpoints) • LDAP & Active Directory systems • Network file systems Our server combines data from across these sources making them available to end users within a single customer application.