Which Maximo application can be used to generate replacement plans for assets?

IBM Maximo Health is the application specifically designed to help organizations manage the health of their assets and make strategic decisions about maintenance and replacement. It consolidates asset data, calculates health scores based on various factors (age, condition, maintenance history), and uses this information to identify at-risk assets. A core capability of Maximo Health is its investment optimization feature, which allows users to create and generate long-term plans for repairing or replacing assets to maximize budget effectiveness and minimize risk.

A. Maximo Predict: This application uses AI to predict asset failures. It provides crucial data for a replacement plan but does not generate the strategic plan itself.

C. Maximo Health, Safety and Environmental (HSE): This is an add-on focused on managing safety protocols, incident reporting, and environmental compliance, not strategic asset replacement planning.

D. Maximo Manage: This is the core CMMS/EAM for managing work orders and asset data. It executes the replacement work but lacks the advanced health scoring and investment planning tools to generate the plans.

1. IBM Documentation for Maximo Application Suite, Maximo Health, "Planning for asset replacement." This document explicitly states, "In the Maximo Health application, you can create plans to identify the assets that you want to repair or replace. You can also use investment optimization to determine the best course of action for your assets."

2. IBM Documentation for Maximo Application Suite, Maximo Health, "Overview of Maximo Health." This overview confirms the application's purpose: "You can use Maximo Health to understand asset performance and to plan for replacement or refurbishment."

3. IBM Documentation for Maximo Application Suite, Maximo Predict, "Overview of Maximo Predict." This source details that Predict's function is to "use artificial intelligence (AI) to optimize asset management and improve reliability by creating predictive models for asset failure." This confirms it provides input to, but does not create, replacement plans.