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name: maximo-application-suite-overview
title: Overview for Maximo Application Suite deployable architecture
description: The IBM Maximo Application Suite® deployable architecture provides a simple automated way to get started with Maximo Application Suite on IBM Cloud®. Maximo Application Suite is a set of applications for asset monitoring, management, predictive maintenance, and reliability planning. It is a single, integrated cloud-based platform that uses Artificial Intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT), and analytics to optimize performance, extend asset lifecycles, and reduce operational downtime and costs.
last-updated: 2024-04-17
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# Overview for Maximo Application Suite deployable architecture
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The IBM Maximo Application Suite® deployable architecture provides a simple automated way to get started with Maximo Application Suite on IBM Cloud®. Maximo Application Suite is a set of applications for asset monitoring, management, predictive maintenance, and reliability planning. It is a single, integrated cloud-based platform that uses Artificial Intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT), and analytics to optimize performance, extend asset lifecycles, and reduce operational downtime and costs.
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The deployable architecture automates the deployment of a standard client-managed Maximo Application Suite instance with its dependencies. It can also automatically enable the IBM® Maximo Manage application, which is ready to use. With Maximo Application Suite, you can also access configurable CMMS, EAM, APM, and RCM applications, along with streamlined installation and administration, and a unified user experience with shared data and workflows.

The deployable architecture can also be used as part of a wide-ranging solutions, where it is included in a stack of other components.