With the aim of replacing the venerable clipboard with a much more versatile handheld device, IBM has updated its Maximo asset management software so that it can be accessed by iPhones and Androids.

IBM said it is rolling out a series of analytics and Internet of things tools to better target asset heavy industries such as manufacturers, oil and gas and utilities. Also: What is the IoT?

When Box praised its partnership with IBM at its earnings call last week, it was holding one card close the vest. The two companies had been working on a new workflow tool, and today they announced ...

Learn how to bring teams, data and lifecycle analysis together in real time with the new Maximo Application Suite, re-architected around a single cloud-based vision with shared data, interface, ...

The upcoming extended-range Ram 1500 Ramcharger pickup won't look much different from its gasoline-powered counterpart. But under its fenders, the vehicle will use a flexible chassis with many ...

At an event in June, IBM officials touted the work they were doing with Amtrak. In particular, IBM and Amtrak officials spoke about how the railroad was using IBM’s Maximo asset management software to ...