COSOL Case Studies

EZMaxMobile is COSOL's preferred mobility tool for Maximo. It integrates seamlessly, allowing field users full access to asset data and functions in online and offline modes without having to duplicate or compromise business rules. We've helped utilities, civil infrastructure, transportation and local government go mobile to empower field crews and realise efficiencies in common asset management tasks.

IBM has advised of a critical security vulnerability relating to the Apache Commons BCEL used by IBM Maximo Asset Management - version 7.6.1. This vulnerability could allow a remote attacker to bypass security restrictions, caused by an out-of-bounds write flaw in the APIs. By sending a specially-crafted request, an attacker could exploit this vulnerability to gain control over the resulting bytecode.

Brisbane Airport Corporation worked with COSOL on a Proof of Concept project to assess the capability, feasibility and potential use cases of IBM Maximo Application Suite Health, Monitor and Predict as an interim step on the path to predictive maintenance.

COSOL helps WestConnex - Australia's largest transport infrastructure project achieve optimal efficiency through EAMaaS, BIM and rich media integration.

This South East Queensland regional council is one of the first in Australia to adopt GDA2020.

Under a EAMaaS program, COSOL upgraded Austube Mills IBM Maximo platform, developed customised reports and integrated with the inventory component of the firm’s financial systems.

When end of support prompted an ArcGIS platform upgrade at Unitywater, COSOL was engaged to deliver a ‘like-for-like’ upgrade from 10.3.1 to 10.6.1.

COSOL worked with a local Australian Government authority to streamline integration between local GIS and the QLD Digital Cadastral Database (DCDB).

In 2016, with a mobility solution that delivered a frustrating end-user experience and required extensive customisation of their asset management system, Unitywater and COSOL undertook to deliver the Mobile Field Office (MFO) project.