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IBM Maximo Visual Inspection (MVI) puts computer vision AI capabilities into the hands of your quality control and inspection teams. Conduct efficient remote and on-site inspections using not only mobile devices, but also drones, thermal and specialized imaging cameras, as well as fixed cameras installed on critical assets. With MVI your team can train and deploy AI models to monitor equipment conditions and detect anomalies in real time, regardless of location or the type of visual data source.
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IBM Maximo Visual Inspection (MVI) puts the power of computer vision AI capabilities into the hands of your quality control and inspection teams. It simplifies the use of computer vision and deep learning by providing an intuitive toolset for labeling. Technicians can easily train and deploy AI models using a user-friendly drag-and-drop interface.
Designed for fast and easy deployment, IBM Maximo Visual Inspection (MVI) uses AI-powered vision capabilities to enable organizations to quickly identify assets, product defects, anomalies, or deviations anytime, anywhere. With MVI Edge, AI models can be deployed at scale for real-time inspections using edge servers connected to high-resolution cameras, drones, specialized imaging systems, or vehicle-mounted devices. This solution enhances productivity, reduces downtime, and supports faster, more precise decision-making.
With IBM Maximo Inspection Essentials, you get IBM Maximo as an easy to acquire and simple to adopt solution with key computer vision features in an entry level configuration and with consistently reliable enterprise security and quality.
Looking to experience Maximo Visual Inspection before you buy? Sign up for the Maximo Application Suite trial at https://www.ibm.com/account/reg/us-en/signup?formid=urx-52271 .
To explore the full scope of MAS SaaS Essentials, Standard, and Premium Edition configurations, offering additional capacity, applications, and operational options, use the "Request private offer" button, or alternatively, contact your IBM Sales Representative, email AssetManagement@ibm.com , or visit https://www.ibm.com/products/maximo/pricing .
Highlights
- Maximo Inspection Essentials includes Maximo Visual Inspection (MVI), designed for fast and easy deployment, that uses AI-powered vision capabilities to enable organizations to quickly identify assets, product defects, anomalies, or deviations anytime, anywhere.
- With MVI, AI models can be deployed at scale for real-time inspections using edge servers connected to high-resolution cameras, drones, specialized imaging systems, or vehicle-mounted devices. This solution enhances productivity, reduces downtime, and supports faster, more precise decision-making.
- Easily scales up to IBM Maximo Application Suite SaaS Standard Edition, unlocking its comprehensive Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) and Asset Performance Management (APM) capabilities.
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Inspection Essentials | Visual Inspection: 5 Devices, 10K Inferences/Hr, 500 GB Storage | $46,412.00 |
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Customer reviews
Francisco H.
IBM Maximo Application Suite: Configurable, Integrated Platform That Streamlines Asset Management
Reviewed on Jun 18, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
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.
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.
What do you dislike about the product?
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.
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.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
One of the biggest benefits is the ability to move from reactive to proactive maintenance. Through preventive and predictive maintenance capabilities, along with monitoring and AI-driven insights, organizations are able to reduce unplanned downtime, improve asset reliability, and optimize maintenance costs. In several projects, customers have achieved higher schedule compliance and gained better control over spare parts and resource utilization.
Arkajit D.
Centralized Asset Management and Predictive Maintenance That Scales
Reviewed on May 19, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
What I like best about IBM Maximo Application Suite is how effectively it centralizes asset management, maintenance operations, and operational visibility into a single platform. Before implementing it, our teams were managing maintenance schedules, asset records, and incident tracking across multiple disconnected systems, which created delays and inconsistent reporting.
One of the biggest advantages for us has been predictive maintenance capabilities. The platform helped us move from a mostly reactive maintenance process to a more proactive approach by identifying potential equipment issues earlier through monitoring and analytics.
We also found the work order management and asset tracking features extremely valuable for improving operational efficiency. Maintenance teams now have better visibility into equipment history, service schedules, and downtime trends, which has reduced manual coordination significantly.
Another strong point is scalability. We manage operations across multiple facilities, and Maximo made it easier to standardize maintenance workflows and reporting without losing flexibility for different operational requirements.
Overall, Maximo helped improve asset reliability, reduce unplanned downtime, and give operations teams much better visibility into maintenance performance across the organization.
One of the biggest advantages for us has been predictive maintenance capabilities. The platform helped us move from a mostly reactive maintenance process to a more proactive approach by identifying potential equipment issues earlier through monitoring and analytics.
We also found the work order management and asset tracking features extremely valuable for improving operational efficiency. Maintenance teams now have better visibility into equipment history, service schedules, and downtime trends, which has reduced manual coordination significantly.
Another strong point is scalability. We manage operations across multiple facilities, and Maximo made it easier to standardize maintenance workflows and reporting without losing flexibility for different operational requirements.
Overall, Maximo helped improve asset reliability, reduce unplanned downtime, and give operations teams much better visibility into maintenance performance across the organization.
What do you dislike about the product?
One of the main challenges with IBM Maximo Application Suite is the overall complexity of implementation and customization. The platform is extremely feature-rich, but that also means onboarding can take significant time and planning, especially for organizations with large or highly customized operational environments.
We experienced a fairly steep learning curve during the initial rollout, particularly for teams that were newer to enterprise asset management systems. Some workflows and configuration settings required specialized expertise to fully optimize.
Another area that could improve is the user interface experience. While the functionality is strong, certain modules can feel less intuitive compared to newer cloud-native platforms, especially for non-technical users or field teams who primarily need quick access to work orders and maintenance updates.
Performance was generally stable, but we did notice that large deployments with complex integrations sometimes required additional tuning and infrastructure planning to maintain responsiveness.
That said, once the environment was fully configured and teams became familiar with the workflows, the platform delivered strong operational value. Most of the limitations we encountered were related more to implementation complexity and usability than the core asset management capabilities themselves.
We experienced a fairly steep learning curve during the initial rollout, particularly for teams that were newer to enterprise asset management systems. Some workflows and configuration settings required specialized expertise to fully optimize.
Another area that could improve is the user interface experience. While the functionality is strong, certain modules can feel less intuitive compared to newer cloud-native platforms, especially for non-technical users or field teams who primarily need quick access to work orders and maintenance updates.
Performance was generally stable, but we did notice that large deployments with complex integrations sometimes required additional tuning and infrastructure planning to maintain responsiveness.
That said, once the environment was fully configured and teams became familiar with the workflows, the platform delivered strong operational value. Most of the limitations we encountered were related more to implementation complexity and usability than the core asset management capabilities themselves.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
IBM Maximo Application Suite helped us solve several operational challenges related to asset maintenance, downtime tracking, and fragmented maintenance workflows across multiple facilities. Before implementation, our maintenance teams were relying on disconnected spreadsheets, manual reporting, and separate tracking systems, which made it difficult to maintain consistent visibility into asset performance.
One of the biggest problems was unplanned equipment downtime. Maintenance activities were mostly reactive, so issues were often identified only after equipment failures had already impacted operations. With Maximo, we were able to move toward a more preventive and predictive maintenance approach using centralized monitoring and maintenance scheduling.
The platform also improved work order management significantly. Earlier, tracking maintenance requests, approvals, technician assignments, and service history required a lot of manual coordination. Now, teams can manage everything from a centralized system with much better visibility and accountability.
Finally, Maximo helped reduce operational disruptions, improve maintenance efficiency, increase asset reliability, and give our operations teams more data-driven visibility into overall facility performance.
One of the biggest problems was unplanned equipment downtime. Maintenance activities were mostly reactive, so issues were often identified only after equipment failures had already impacted operations. With Maximo, we were able to move toward a more preventive and predictive maintenance approach using centralized monitoring and maintenance scheduling.
The platform also improved work order management significantly. Earlier, tracking maintenance requests, approvals, technician assignments, and service history required a lot of manual coordination. Now, teams can manage everything from a centralized system with much better visibility and accountability.
Finally, Maximo helped reduce operational disruptions, improve maintenance efficiency, increase asset reliability, and give our operations teams more data-driven visibility into overall facility performance.
Verified User in Logistics and Supply Chain
Clear, Easy-to-Learn Application That’s Simple to Navigate
Reviewed on May 12, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
It is a very clear cut application. Training on it was is easy and even if you don't know every single function, it is self explanatory in a way that you can almost always figure it out.
What do you dislike about the product?
Maximo experiences issues and outages at random times that can keep me from doing my job.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
It makes processing purchase orders for our company a pretty streamlined process. it allows us to view information about a purchase order and make updates very easily.
Ramzi H.
Deep, Mature Asset Management with Flexible Configuration and Solid Integrations
Reviewed on May 12, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
What I like most is the depth of asset management it delivers right out of the box. The hierarchical asset structure, work order management, and PM scheduling feel mature, and they handle complex industrial environments that lighter CMMS tools simply can’t.
I also appreciate how flexible the data model is—you can configure almost anything through the Application Designer without touching code, which is rare for a platform at this scale. Reporting through BIRT and the REST APIs are also solid, especially for integration with ERP and IoT systems.
I also appreciate how flexible the data model is—you can configure almost anything through the Application Designer without touching code, which is rare for a platform at this scale. Reporting through BIRT and the REST APIs are also solid, especially for integration with ERP and IoT systems.
What do you dislike about the product?
OOB isn’t very user-friendly and feels quite complex to use. Getting started seems to require a lot of data integration, which makes the initial setup difficult for typical users.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
As an integrator I saw maximo giving a very scalable CMMS, adaptative to the needs easily and giving satisfaction as a solid piece of software.
Shuvajit D.
Robust Asset Management with Lengthy Setup
Reviewed on Apr 20, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
I like using IBM Maximo Application Suite for its advanced features that help manage asset inventory effectively. I appreciate the new products and add-ons like monitoring, predicting, and health assessment tools, which are particularly useful for visual inspections and reviewing the condition of assets. It has features that predict asset failures and downtimes in advance, which is incredibly helpful. I also find the health score feature beneficial for knowing the status of assets, helping clients decide if they need to decommission assets or purchase new ones. Overall, IBM Maximo is very reliable and suitable for large-scale operations, providing tools like maintenance planners. I rate it as good and dependable for users.
What do you dislike about the product?
The installation process for IBM Maximo Application Suite is a bit lengthy and could be faster. You have to install clusters in Red Hat OpenShift and then go through Ansible Playbooks to install different components. Once that's done, you install applications, add-ons, and everything related to Maximo. This makes it time-consuming. Also, the tuning of databases attached to the managers becomes slow as days pass by due to the large volume of queries, which requires frequent tuning. This is something I feel can be improved.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I find IBM Maximo Application Suite solves inventory and procurement problems while managing assets effectively. It includes features like monitoring, predicting failures, and assessing asset health, providing crucial insights for maintenance and decision-making.