The live map for your Maximo Work.

Naviam GIS MapEngine is een krachtige, op ArcGIS gerichte kaartoplossing op bedrijfsniveau voor Maximo, ontworpen om snelle, interactieve en schaalbare ruimtelijke visualisaties te leveren. MapEngine is gebouwd om ArcGIS naadloos te integreren met Maximo en verbetert de prestaties, bruikbaarheid en toegankelijkheid, waardoor teams betere datagestuurde beslissingen kunnen nemen.

MapEngine

Waarom kiezen voor Naviam GIS MapEngine?

Gemaakt voor workflows uit de echte wereld

Ontworpen voor zowel gebruikers in het veld als op kantoor, waardoor het eenvoudig is om werkorders, serviceaanvragen en bedrijfsmiddelen op een kaart te beheren zonder extra complexiteit.

Volledig aanpasbaar

Pas kaartweergaven, filters en zoekopties aan de unieke behoeften van je organisatie aan, zonder een rigide, voor iedereen geschikte configuratie.

Flexibel en gebruikersgestuurd

Geeft gebruikers controle over hoe ze omgaan met ruimtelijke gegevens, met configureerbare tools die zich aanpassen aan verschillende workflows.

Krachtige visualisatie van werkorders

Werkorders en serviceaanvragen dynamisch weergeven en filteren op basis van prioriteit, activatype of status, zodat de juiste gegevens altijd centraal staan.

Naadloze integratie

Werkt met uw bestaande GIS-gegevens en -configuraties zonder dat er extra software of uitbreidingen van derden nodig zijn.

Geoptimaliseerd voor efficiëntie

Route-optimalisatie, batchselectie en mobielvriendelijke toegang zorgen ervoor dat teams sneller en slimmer kunnen werken.

Search and filter anything

Search GIS features by layer and attribute. Filter work by priority, asset type, or status

Web-based and mobile-friendly

Runs in any browser on any device, for planners in the office and crews in the field

Work from the map

Wie heeft er baat bij Naviam GIS MapEngine?

Work orders on the map open as editable forms. Change status, assign a lead, set a work group. Lasso an area and update dozens of work orders at once, the way crew chiefs plan a day.

Your data, your layers

Work orders rendered from Maximo, not Esri.

Because MapEngine draws work from Maximo data, any user can define a map layer with a saved query, style its symbols, and share it with a crew or security group. No waiting on a GIS administrator.

Routes that make sense

See Maximo routes in sequence. Then improve them.

MapEngine plots a route's assets in order, so the sequence is finally visible. Pick a new start point and MapEngine proposes an optimized order you can save back to the route.

MapEngine or Maximo Spatial?

What the map can do depends on what powers it.

Capability
MapEngine
Maximo Spatial
Install and upgrade without Maximo downtime
Yes
Fix pack and outage
WYSIWYG configuration
Yes
Complex
Per-team map profiles
Yes
One map for all
User-defined work order layers
Yes
GIS admin defines
Edit work orders from the map
Yes
View only
Route sequence optimization
Yes
No
Lasso bulk status and assignment
Yes
No

Who benefits from MapEngine?

By Industry

Electric utilities

Transformer and pole work, visualized by feeder and by crew

Water and wastewater

Hydrants, mains, and manholes, with routes sequenced the way water flows

Cities and municipalities

One Maximo, many departments, each with its own map profile

Transportation and campuses

Airports, transit agencies, campuses, and gas. Any Esri-invested organization running IBM Maximo

By Role

Field workers and crews

Locate assets, update work orders, and follow optimized routes

Supervisors and dispatchers

Assign work by location and monitor progress

GIS and asset managers

Keep spatial data accurate and balance workloads

Maximo admins and IT

Manage integrations with less manual intervention

Executives

Use spatial insight for planning and resource allocation

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Naviam GIS MapEngine?

MapEngine is a GIS mapping application that connects Esri ArcGIS with IBM Maximo so teams can see, edit, and act on assets, work orders, and routes from a live map.

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How is MapEngine different from Maximo Spatial?

MapEngine installs and updates without Maximo downtime, offers WYSIWYG configuration, per-team map profiles, self-service work order layers, editable work orders on the map, and route optimization.

How long does MapEngine take to install?

The application installs in an afternoon or less. If your GIS already carries Maximo IDs, you can be up and running in a day. Data readiness sets the timeline, not the software.

Can MapEngine be customized for different teams and workflows?

Yes. MapEngine supports configurable map views, filters, search options, layer visibility, editing permissions, and other controls so organizations can tailor the experience for field, office, operations, and GIS users.

Does installing MapEngine require Maximo downtime?

No. A one-time database configuration adds a few fields. Maximo never goes down, and updates and hotfixes can ship at any time.

Does MapEngine work with existing ArcGIS and Maximo configurations?

Yes. MapEngine uses your existing ArcGIS data and Maximo configuration. It needs no third-party extensions and no major changes to either system.

Is MapEngine mobile-friendly?

Yes. MapEngine is web-based and runs on any device, for office planning and field execution alike.

Where do the work orders on the map come from?

From Maximo, not Esri. XY coordinates live on the work order and service request tables, so any user can define map layers with a Maximo saved query.

Do I need PowerSync to use MapEngine?

Yes. MapEngine is web-based and runs on any device, for office planning and field execution alike.PowerSync populates the XY coordinates and GIS reference fields MapEngine relies on. They are designed to work together and most customers deploy both. See PowerSync.

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