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This is important for your customer, especially for the public sector, to have support on a version of Maximo on open source databases. We have more and more requests in this direction.
There is an important untapped business in public sector we will not be able to address without this support. Moreover there is a potential loss of revenue in renewals.
The solution could also materialize in the form of a delagation of support to the system integrator. Let's be creative and find a way. The value of Maximo is not in commercial closed source DBs.
Swedish Transport Administration who is an existing Maximo EAM customer with Oracle on-premise environment inquired about Postgres support.
Thank you for your submission. There are no plans in the next several releases to support opensource databases.