Ipqii
IBM Maximo design, implementation and support for industrial and enterprise clients
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Ipqii
Ipqii designs, deploys and operates IBM Maximo Enterprise Asset Management systems, including asset registers, maintenance workflows, mobile field execution and integrations. Its work covers IBM Maximo Application Suite deployments, migrations, audits and ongoing support, with related AI applications in asset operations.
It serves clients in manufacturing, utilities, transportation, oil and gas, pharmaceuticals and facilities. Engagements include fixed-scope projects, retainers and audits.
Ipqii Limited is a UK company founded in 2021 and headquartered in London.
Product: Consulting services for IBM Maximo design, deployment, migration, audits and ongoing operations.
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