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Registrations climb 23% year-over-year Reliabilityweb enters new chapter with Nineteen Group NASHVILLE, Tenn. — MaximoWorld 2026, part of Reliabilityweb, the premier event for IBM Maximo and MREF (formerly TRIRIGA) users and the reliability, maintenance, and asset management community, concluded a successful four-day run in Nashville, Tennessee, August 17–20. The event drew more than 1,300 registrations, a 23% increase over the prior year.

Traditional asset performance management (APM) is breaking under the weight of modern industrial complexity. Today’s industrial environments generate orders of magnitude more data across far more complex, distributed operations than the systems managing them were ever designed to handle. This creates a growing gulf between the data enterprises generate and their ability to act on it.

Triple Modular Redundancy (TMR) architectures with 2-out-of-3 (2oo3) voting are designed to tolerate a single hardware fault without interrupting processes. However, an unexpected Gas Turbine Generator (GTG) trip occurred when only one of three safety controllers failed. This case study analyzes the event, demonstrating the critical distinction between fault tolerance and fail-safe behavior when safety integrity is compromised.

Reliabilityweb Announces Winners of the 2026 MaximoWorld and MaximoWorld Real Estate & Facilities (MREF) Awards NASHVILLE, Tenn. — August 20, 2026 — Reliabilityweb announced the winners of the 2026 MaximoWorld Awards and MaximoWorld Real Estate & Facilities (MREF) Awards, recognizing organizations and teams that have delivered outstanding results in maintenance, reliability, and asset management using IBM Maximo and related technologies.

The premier Maximo User conference comes to Nashville at Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center, August 17–20 NASHVILLE, TN — MaximoWorld 2026, the largest independent conference for IBM Maximo users, comes to Nashville at the Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center August 17–20.

In the late 1990s, handing your entire IT infrastructure to an outside vendor sounded reckless. Why would a Fortune 500 company give away its technology backbone? The answer was simple. Technology wasn't their core business. IBM Global Services, EDS, and Accenture proved enterprises could shed the operational burden of IT and get better service from specialists who did nothing else. By the early 2000s the argument was over.

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AUSTIN, Texas (Aug. 11, 2026) – Global automation leader Emerson today announced PACEdge™ version 3.0, the latest advancement to its IIoT enablement software platform, helping to bring AI capabilities and frictionless application deployment to edge devices.

Most articles about IoT-enabled maintenance focus on the win: a sensor catches a failure early, downtime gets avoided, everyone’s happy. Fewer people write about what a plant looks like eighteen months in, after the dashboards have filled up and technicians have quietly started ignoring half the alerts on them. It’s worth talking about, because it’s common, and because it’s avoidable. The Pilot Worked. Now What? Early in a predictive maintenance rollout, sensor data usually earns its keep fast.

3rd August 2026, London, UK - Nineteen Group announces the acquisition of Space-Comm Expo Europe, an annual exhibition and conference for the global space community, from Lunar Ridge Ventures. The deal marks a significant investment in one of the world's most strategically important growth sectors.