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C1000-132 · Question #41

Maximo Application Suite stores data at four key levels, what are two of these levels?

The correct answer is B. Site E. System. Site (B) and System (E) are two of Maximo Application Suite's four key data hierarchy levels. The full hierarchy runs: System → Organization → Site → Set (e.g., Item Set or Company Set). Data configured at a higher level (System) can cascade down, while Site-level data is more…

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Question

Maximo Application Suite stores data at four key levels, what are two of these levels?

Options

  • AUser
  • BSite
  • CAsset
  • DTools
  • ESystem

How the community answered

(55 responses)
  • A
    4% (2)
  • B
    95% (52)
  • C
    2% (1)

Explanation

Site (B) and System (E) are two of Maximo Application Suite's four key data hierarchy levels. The full hierarchy runs: System → Organization → Site → Set (e.g., Item Set or Company Set). Data configured at a higher level (System) can cascade down, while Site-level data is more localized - making both levels fundamental to how MAS partitions and shares information across an enterprise.

Why the distractors are wrong:

  • A. User - Users exist within the system but are not one of the four structural data levels; they interact with the hierarchy rather than define it.
  • C. Asset - Assets are records managed within the MAS hierarchy, not a level of the hierarchy itself.
  • D. Tools - Not a data storage level at all; this is a distractor with no architectural meaning in the MAS data model.

Memory tip: Use the acronym SOSS - System, Organization, Site, Set - top to bottom. On exam questions, watch for answers that name objects stored in Maximo (like Asset) versus the structural levels that organize storage. If an option sounds like a record type rather than a container, it's likely wrong.

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#MAS data hierarchy#site#system#organization levels

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