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As products themselves become mere commodities, we need to differentiate ourselves through services. And that is more difficult than it…

When a technology is not well-understood, a number of myths or urban legends can spring up to fill in the…

In the enterprise software space, a spot in the “leaders” sector of the Gartner Magic Quadrant is akin to getting…

Can the enterprise provide access to corporate data while retaining control over access from multiple devices, over some of which it has limited control? Is the ROI worth the effort and cost entailed in securing mobile access? And what are enterprises doing today to address these key issues? We asked 200 CIOs in the UK for their attitudes.

IFS UK and Construction News hosted a roundtable event in the Gherkin, London on the 28th November to discuss building…

Companies that succeed are the ones that embrace change. They have the built-in flexibility to respond to fast-changing business conditions. …

The traditional way to collect market intelligence is to interact with your customers. But, if you are looking for pioneer innovations, you have to increase the involvement of your employees and you even need to expand the source of intelligence outside your company’s payroll list.

As the global energy sector reconsiders the place of nuclear in the power generation portfolio, all eyes ought to be…

If you had boots on the ground for the IFS World Conference in Barcelona, you are probably already aware that…

To control computers today, we stare at screens and touch things. Is that the future? Pranav Mistry doesn’t think so, and he’s working to change it.

In 2012 worldwide defence spending fell for the first time in a decade. The largest falls were in NATO nations – and there’s not much chance of that changing. Forces need to maintain their capability in that context. New equipment isn’t coming on stream, and thus older equipment is being use for longer – by necessity and design. What can technology do to help in this situation?

Babcock International is busy standardising its systems so that it can assimilate acquired companies more easily – and IFS is at the very core of their Marine One system.