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Christa Barker
As a Tivoli Secure Engineering Framework (SEF) Pillar lead, I provide guidance to other Appscan penetration testers within the Asset Management product families for scan coverage. I encourage development teams to institute coding best practices to make our products more secure for the customer.
Alfredo Cortes
Alfredo Cortes is an Application Architect with Tivoli Maximo. Alfredo has been involved with Tivoli Maximo development for over 10 years; he is currently responsible for system integration capabilities of the Tivoli Process Automation Engine. Main areas of expertise include: information-oriented, and service-oriented application integration as well as software requirements analysis.
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Ask and respond to technical questions about the asset management solution and its products. To ask and respond to technical questions, and to interact with the asset management experts, click the available forum link below. Forums are not a replacement for product support. For product support, visit the IBM Support Portal.
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Wikis
Read and share best practices, integration scenarios, "How To" procedures, and other key content about asset management products. Click a wiki link and collaborate with the asset management experts.
Wikis
Spotlight wiki articles
Hack Attacks: Wanna Keep the Bad Guys Out of Maximo?
Christa details Maximo features which can assist with intrusion protection.
File-based error management in IBM Tivoli Maximo
Alfredo describes error capabilities using Maximo's Integration Framework.
Audit Tracking in Maximo
Thomas's blog details how and why you can apply audit capability in Maximo.
How to configure Maximo Mobile with SSL?
Thadeu details the maximo property settings for enabling Maximo Mobile with SSL.
BiLog: Smallest Post Office and V71 to V75 Upgrade Best Practices
Pam highlights the smallest post office, along with V71 to V75 Report Upgrade Best Practices.
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