Named accountability on every Maximo engagement

Rob co-founded MaxIron in 2022 after more than two decades delivering IBM Maximo programmes for asset-intensive operators across rail, oil and government sectors.

He has held senior product, technology and architecture leadership roles at Arcadis Gen and EAMS Group, working on the Maximo platform from solution architecture through to product strategy. That route, hands-on architect to product strategist, is why his approach starts from the operating model and works back to the platform, rather than the other way round.

Ivan co-founded MaxIron in 2022 and serves as Chief Operating Officer and lead technologist. His IBM Maximo career began at IBM itself, where he spent six years as a Maximo MIF and integration specialist before moving into senior architecture and CTO roles.

He has delivered Maximo programmes for some of the most demanding asset estates in Europe, including BG Group, Kier, Transport for London, NIE, Magnox, Bombardier, Rolls-Royce, BP, British Airways, Coca-Cola, Heineken and Halifax Bank of Scotland. The pattern across that work is consistent: the platforms that age well are the ones where integration, environments and upgrade paths are treated as first-class concerns from day one.

Mark leads sales and business development at MaxIron. His career spans technology product strategy, innovation leadership and senior business development roles, most recently as Global Technology Innovation Director at Arcadis.

He works directly with senior decision-makers in asset-intensive organisations to align IBM Maximo and MAS investments with operational outcomes. The work he is most proud of is rarely the biggest deal; it is the deal that two years later the customer still considers the right one.

Jonathan leads account management at MaxIron. His Maximo career spans more than 25 years, including 16 years as Principal Maximo Business Consultant at Vetasi and a decade at BP working on multiple Maximo implementations.

At BP he played a leading role in defining ISO 14224, API RP 14C and ISO 15926-aligned data standards across BP's global Maximo estate. He brings that standards-led discipline to every MaxIron client engagement, particularly where regulatory reporting and reliability data have to hold up under audit.

Bill leads solution design at MaxIron. He is a senior Enterprise Asset Management consultant with more than three decades on Maximo and adjacent platforms across rail, airports, water and defence.

Most recently he spent four years on Maximo at Transport for London, leading the SAP to Maximo migration for London Overground and the Ellipse to Maximo migration for London Underground, before moving into continuous improvement and upgrade work. Earlier he ran Heathrow's Maximo upgrade and mobile rollout to 450 front-line engineers, and managed Maximo for Gatwick Airport through its separation from BAA. The thread across that work is turning a Maximo programme into something the business actually runs on.

Milos leads architecture at MaxIron. His background is full-stack engineering and technical leadership, with the last several years focused on IBM Maximo and MAS at architect level for Arcadis Gen, EAMS Group and Harbour Energy.

At Harbour Energy he was senior technical consultant on a complex upstream Maximo estate. At Arcadis Gen and EAMS Group he was the technical architect behind Maximo and EAM product work used by asset-intensive operators. He brings the same engineering discipline to MaxIron: integration, environments and upgrade paths designed to be operated, not just delivered.