OCWA IBM Maximo™ Software Migration
What was the challenge?
The Onondaga County Water Authority (OCWA) needed to migrate its IBM Maximo™ software from an on-premise setup to a cloud-based environment. This critical project involved overcoming the complex challenge of migrating data from an Oracle database to IBM DB2, ensuring data integrity and optimal performance in the cloud. Additionally, reconfiguring integrations with OCWA’s utility billing and financial software required intricate adjustments to maintain seamless data flow and uninterrupted operations.
How did Barton & Loguidice find a solution?
Barton & Loguidice partnered closely with OCWA to drive a meticulous migration of data and configurations to the cloud. Our team leveraged its expertise to carefully re-engineer integrations with IBM Maximo™, utility billing, and financial software, ensuring that all operational connections were preserved and that the transition remained smooth and disruption-free.
Why was the project a success?
By transitioning to a cloud-based IBM Maximo™ system, OCWA has gained enhanced scalability, greater accessibility, and notable cost savings in licensing and maintenance. The shift has also reduced the IT team’s workload related to server management and database backups. Maximo users now benefit from faster, more reliable access to the system, enabling more streamlined operations and greater flexibility to adapt to evolving demands
Project At a Glance
Location
New York
Services
- Software Implementation
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