3P
3rd Party Support
IBM · IBM Maximo → IBM Maximo Application Suite · Migration

Guide your Maximo 7.6 to mas 8 migration with proven senior engineers

Yes, moving from IBM Maximo to IBM Maximo Application Suite is a well-understood process. Here's how it works: our certified Maximo architects and Red Hat OpenShift specialists handle the database conversion

Get My Free AssessmentFree assessment. No obligations.

Get My Free Assessment

Free assessment. No obligations.

Your quote will be sent to this address.

By submitting this form, you agree to our Privacy Policy.

Powered by the 3PS Migration Engine

The lowest-cost way off IBM Maximo: our migration tooling automates the repetitive work —you pay senior engineers for judgment, not keystrokes.

Automated discovery
Your IBM Maximo estate mapped — workloads, dependencies, licensing — before day one
Conversion tooling
Schema, config and workload translation to IBM Maximo Application Suite, automated where it's safe
Parity validation
Side-by-side testing proves IBM Maximo Application Suite matches production before cutover
Runbook cutover
Rehearsed, reversible, scheduled in your maintenance window
40-70%
Savings vs. vendor support renewal on legacy Maximo 7.6
6–12 months
Typical timeline for a full Maximo to MAS 8 migration
2–4 consultants
Fixed-scope team size—senior platform engineers only

How we support IBM Maximo → IBM Maximo Application Suite after migration

  • Fixed-scope migration from Maximo 7.6 to MAS 8
  • Senior, certified Maximo and OpenShift engineers
  • Your legacy Db2/Oracle database converted safely
  • Custom code refactored to MAS 8 standards
  • Vendor support stays active during your move
  • Post-migration managed services and AppPoints monitoring

End-of-support deadline & licensing shock

IBM Maximo 7.6 end-of-support is approaching fast, forcing a move to the new AppPoints licensing model. One wrong step and you risk downtime, security gaps, or a multi-million-dollar overrun.

Legacy database & custom code roadblocks

Your legacy Oracle or Db2 database is unsupported on MAS 8. Custom BIRT reports and 10-year-old code may break on the containerized platform. Ripping out everything and re-starting costs double.

No in-house OpenShift or container expertise

IT leadership is mandating containers, but your team lacks Red Hat OpenShift experience. Migrating without certified container specialists leads to stalled projects, blown budgets, and failed containerization.

IBM Maximo → IBM Maximo Application Suite migration — your questions answered

How do you actually migrate IBM Maximo to IBM Maximo Application Suite?+

Our certified Maximo architects and Red Hat OpenShift engineers handle the architectural lift, custom-code refactoring, database conversion, and containerization. Your IBM Maximo 7.6 to MAS 8 migration runs 6–12 months with 2–4 senior consultants.

What happens when IBM Maximo 7.6 support ends?+

IBM Maximo 7.6 end-of-support is a hard deadline. After that, you lose vendor fixes and security patches. Our migration keeps you on vendor support during your entire 6–12 month project—no forced cutover.

Will my legacy Maximo customizations and BIRT reports work in MAS 8?+

Yes—obsolete BIRT reports, unsupported databases (Oracle/Db2), and customizations that don't align with MAS 8 container standards. We convert them as part of your fixed-scope project.

What if my Maximo 7.6 vendor contract lapses before I finish the migration?+

If your vendor renewal lapses mid-migration, our third-party support covers most operational issues on the legacy Maximo 7.6 instance (not vendor-level, no patches). You save 40–70% vs. vendor renewal while completing the move.

Migrate with Full Confidence

Ready to migrate safely? Start with a no-obligation assessment. Our Free Maximo MAS 8 Readiness & AppPoints Estimator will give you a clear picture of the project scope, timeline, and licensing costs. Then we deliver with senior engineers on a fixed-scope contract.

Get a Quote

Your quote will be sent to this address.

By submitting this form, you agree to our Privacy Policy.