IBM Maximo Issues Returns vs IBM MaaS360 MTD

IBM Maximo Issues Returns app provides an organization with a service for monitoring and controlling the movement and consumption of inventory items and tools. IBM Maximo Issues Returns is compatible with IBM Maximo Anywhere 7.6.4.x or IBM Maximo Anywhere versions available thru the IBM Maximo Application Suite. Users can see data from any storeroom or site that they have access to, but they must refresh the system data whenever they change the default insert site. The IBM Maximo Issues Returns app can be used to issue items, return items, issue multiple rotating assets, and split items into the available bins. Contact your IBM Maximo Anywhere administrator before using this application.

IBM MaaS360 Mobile Threat Defense (MTD) - deployed in concert with IBM MaaS360 Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) provides robust mobile threat detection and remediation. IBM MaaS360 MTD is designed to protect corporate-owned and personally-owned devices from advanced mobile threats. IBM MaaS360 MTD's on-device engine leverages advanced machine learning detection to protect mobile devices from device, network, app, and phishing attacks without sacrificing an employee’s privacy or personal data. IBM MaaS360 MTD protects your privacy and no collected information will ever be sold to a third party. Your organization: - Cannot read your texts, emails, or other communication - Cannot see your browsing history - Cannot listen to your calls or see who you talk to - Cannot listen to you via your phone’s microphone - Cannot monitor you via your camera - Cannot read your files or documents - Cannot capture your screen - Cannot view your contacts IBM MaaS360 UEM and MTD together help your security team detect malicious activities or attacks that may compromise your personal and/or corporate information. Users and devices that are determined to be at risk can be remediated manually or automatically via IBM MaaS360 UEM. The remediation actions can include removing access to corporate apps and data, modifying device policies, or performing a selective or full wipe of the at risk device.