Limble, a maintenance and asset management platform, has appointed Jason Penkethman as Chief Product and Technology Officer. Penkethman will oversee product and engineering teams, focusing on accelerating innovation and advancing platform capabilities. Penkethman brings extensive experience scaling global product and engineering organisations. He most recently served as CPTO at Simpro Group, leading global engineering and product portfolio evolution. He previously held similar roles at Qlik and Solera. In his new role, Penkethman will focus on enhancing customer experience and integrating emerging technologies like AI into the platform. The appointment comes as Limble continues expanding its maintenance and asset management software, which helps teams manage work orders, preventive maintenance, inventory and analytics.

Limble, a maintenance and asset management platform, has launched a new mobile app designed for technicians working in the field. The app prioritises speed and usability for completing work orders, locating assets, capturing notes and photos, with advanced configuration reserved for the web platform. Key features include calendar and task views, expanded offline functionality, and faster global search with QR code scanning for assets and parts. The City of Albuquerque reported technicians were confidently using the app after just one day of training. The app is now the default for all new customers, whilst existing customers can download it immediately using their current Limble accounts. More than 3,500 manufacturers and facilities management teams globally use Limble's platform.

Limble, a maintenance and asset management platform, has appointed Sara Patterson as Chief People Officer and Joe Aleardi as Chief Revenue Officer to support its next phase of growth. Patterson brings experience from senior leadership roles at Simpro Group, Bonobos, Walmart eCommerce, Cart.com and Lemonade, specialising in building scalable people organisations. Aleardi has driven revenue growth at companies including IBM, where he led a business unit generating over $200 million, and EDITED, where he tripled revenue through go-to-market transformation. The appointments follow Limble's expansion of its leadership team and product capabilities in 2026. The Lehi, Utah-based company serves over 3,500 manufacturers and facilities management teams globally with its AI-powered platform that unifies asset data, work orders and analytics.