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Proven Maximo to Dynamics 365 Migrations—Fixed Scope

Yes, migrating IBM Maximo to Microsoft Dynamics 365 Asset Management is a well-understood project. We consolidate your maintenance workflows, Asset models, and stockrooms—with senior engineers and a fixed scope.

Get My Free Assessment6-12 months timeline • $150K-$1.1M budget

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6-12 months timeline • $150K-$1.1M budget

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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 Microsoft Dynamics 365 Asset Management, automated where it's safe
Parity validation
Side-by-side testing proves Microsoft Dynamics 365 Asset Management matches production before cutover
Runbook cutover
Rehearsed, reversible, scheduled in your maintenance window
6-12 months
Typical migration timeline with 3-5 senior consultants
$150K-$1.1M
Typical fixed-scope budget range for full Maximo migration
40-70%
Savings vs vendor support renewals while you plan the move

How we support IBM Maximo → Microsoft Dynamics 365 Asset Management after migration

  • Senior engineers handle Maximo Java and MIF data transforms
  • Keep legacy Maximo under vendor support during rollout
  • Avoid costly vendor upgrades—no big-bang cutover forced
  • Consolidate Maximo reports onto Dynamics 365 + Power BI
  • Fixed-scope, fixed-budget—no surprises mid-project
  • Third-party support covers most issues if renewal lapses

Maximo Java Customizations Lock You In

Custom Java code and MIF flat-file feeds feel like anchors. Our engineers map them into D365, so you're not rewriting from scratch—just transforming what works.

Expiring Maximo 7.6 Support Deadline Looms

Your database support contract is running out. We keep IBM Maximo operational under your existing vendor contract while we migrate—no forced upgrade, no coverage cliff.

SQL Server Views Break After Migration

Old Maximo reports depend on custom SQL views. We rebuild those as Power BI datasets in Dynamics 365, preserving your KPIs without legacy complexity.

IBM Maximo → Microsoft Dynamics 365 Asset Management migration — your questions answered

How do you handle Maximo Java customizations in the migration?+

We assess each customization, then refactor core logic into D365 workflows or Power Platform—no legacy Java left behind.

What if my Maximo support contract expires mid-project?+

While active, you stay under vendor support. If it lapses, our third-party support covers most operational issues on the legacy platform—it isn't vendor support and excludes vendor patches.

Will my old Maximo reports still work after moving to D365?+

We migrate the logic, not the code. Custom SQL views become Power BI datasets in Dynamics 365, so you keep the same insights without the old dependencies.

What is the typical timeline and budget for this migration?+

Most projects run 6-12 months with 3-5 consultants, costing $150,000-$1,100,000 depending on scope. You get a fixed price upfront.

Move to D365 Without the Migration Headache

Your team is already stretched. Let our senior engineers handle the IBM Maximo to Microsoft Dynamics 365 Asset Management migration—fixed scope, fixed budget, and your legacy system stays supported throughout. Post-migration, we cover D365 administration, Power BI reports, and Power Platform maintenance, so you can focus on operations. Your next step: book a free compatibility assessment.

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