Site Ox vs MxMeter

The Site Ox app provides the user with the ability to lease and perform Automated Deployments of Commercial Unix/Linux Operating Systems, and Business Functions, from their mobile device. This simple and easy to use app, provides a non-technical interface to install complex Operating Systems and Business Functions across various platforms and architectures (including: IBM AIX on POWER, HP-UX on Itanium, Solaris on SPARC or Intel, Linux on Intel or IBM POWER, and others). Using Site Ox Virtual Management (SOVM) technology, this app highlights the ability of Site Ox to perform automated deployment of Unix/Linux systems, in the cloud. From your Site Ox account, this app will provide the ability to lease and deploy new operating systems and business functions, select configuration parameters for new systems, extend leases on existing systems, renew leases that have expired, reboot systems, archive and unarchive systems. The app user will also be able to view, manage, and respond to support tickets, pay invoices, and view quotes associated with their Site Ox systems and products. The app user will also have the ability to make changes and manage their Site Ox account. This app is oriented toward the non-technical user wanting to lease cloud-based Unix/Linux environments. So, anyone can use it without system administration knowledge being required to deploy and install complex business functions. The business functions that can be deployed using this app include software development systems, QA and testing systems, training systems, with other business functions coming soon.

MxMeter by A3J Group, LLC is a mobile application designed to capture meter readings for IBM Maximo Asset Management. Many organizations are required by law to capture certain instrument values at regular intervals against their production equipment. Most of these operator rounds are written on paper and stuffed into file cabinets never to see the light of day again, unless called upon by an audit from an external entity. These instrument readings can be anything from equipment run hours, to pressure readings, temperature readings, flow readings, vibration readings, etc. Maintenance organizations are also becoming wiser about scheduling maintenance events based off the condition or usage of their equipment as opposed to calendar based events. Many of these instrument readings can serve as leading indicators to equipment failure. Trending these values over time can allow for predictive measures to be put in place to optimize maintenance events for critical equipment. Capturing these readings therefore has taken on more importance in many maintenance organizations as they strive to become more efficient. That's where MxMeter comes in. Rather than capturing information on paper and either filing the information away, or transcribing the information into the system on a desktop computer, MxMeter allows users to capture meter readings right at the source. Users can also view past readings and see them displayed in trend charts all while standing in front of the equipment. MxMeter makes finding the equipment easy as well, with barcode scanning capability, integrated Google maps, and enhanced search features. MxMeter makes capturing meter readings easy, which allows organizations to utilize that information in ways they've never been able to before. All on the go, and all using the authorized IBM Maximo API's. Visit http://a3jgroup.com/a3j-labs/ for more information.