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Learn about the Incidents and Problems applications and how they differ from Service Requests.

Now you have listened to the podcast or read the transcript, try your luck with the quiz.

Now you have listened to the podcast or read the transcript, try your luck with the quiz.

Now you have listened to the podcast or read the transcript, try your luck with the quiz.

Now you have listened to the podcast or read the transcript, try your luck with the quiz.

Now you have listened to the podcast or read the transcript, try your luck with the quiz.

Now you have listened to the podcast or read the transcript, try your luck with the quiz.

Now you have listened to the podcast or read the transcript, try your luck with the quiz.

Now you have listened to the podcast or read the transcript, try your luck with the quiz.

Now you have listened to the podcast or read the transcript, try your luck with the quiz.

Learn about Item Statuses and how they exist at three levels Item, Item/Organization and Inventory. Then take the quiz at the bottom of the transcript.

Learn about things to consider when defining items in the Item Master application, some of the settings found on the main tab, the use of Alternate Items and Item Assembly Structures. Then take the quiz at the bottom of the transcript.

Learn about the two-level hierarchy of Commodity Groups and Commodity Codes and where they are used across Maximo. Then take the quiz at the bottom of the transcript.

Learn about the relationship between Item Sets and Organizations and the three types of Items. You will also learn that an Item Type and the PR/PO Line Type while similar are not the same. Finally, we discuss the fields found in the Item/Organization Details action and the similar actions on Tools and Service Items. Then…

The fourth article in the series reviewing the Invoices – Allocate Services action. The focus of this article is on allocating a standard service against other services, manually modifying prorated costs and removing a previous allocation of costs.