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Today, at IFS’s World Conference in Boston, IFS announced significant product enhancements to its entire suite of enterprise service management…

If you want to understand how the cloud is relevant to your business, and how choosing to run IFS Applications…

Là où certains privilégieront un déploiement sur un Cloud public, d’autres devront choisir le modèle du Cloud privé pour respecter la législation locale en vigueur (ex : hébergement des données sur le territoire dans le secteur de la Défense), ou pour d’autres raisons, souvent liées à la sécurité. Comprendre cet état de fait est indispensable.

Public and private sector organizations around the world are increasingly taking advantage of the scalable power of cloud computing. Solutions…

What’s the future or business, technology and IFS Applications specifically? Here’s a look into what’s next, and how IFS is investing to match that.

The last year has been a big year for IFS on mobile. Here’s what we’ve learnt – and what’s coming next.

IFS is offering ever-more sophisticated solutions for easy management of the whole asset lifecycle and work scheduling. Here’s an insight into what comes next.

This is one of a series of live blog posts directly from the site of the 2013 IFS World Conference…

Today, most enterprise software runs on servers at a business’ premises. Of course a growing percentage of solutions like customer relationship management (CRM) or even enterprise resource planning (ERP) applications are delivered from the cloud. Sometimes they are even sold not through a perpetual license, but as as a subscription service or from the cloud.

Now, IFS takes another leap forward by acquiring Metrix. With Metrix’s portfolio of mobile solutions for field service management on smartphones and tablets, IFS can now boast one of the world’s broadest solutions for the mobile workforce, including….

A couple of weeks ago I was moderating a lunch time discussion called “The cloud – myths and realities”. Invited key speakers were Graham Taylor who is the CEO of OpenForum Europe, and Mikael Bäck who is responsible for strategy and portfolio management for Ericsson’s fixed and mobile networks. Unlike cloud talk of late this discussion was refreshingly free from over-hyping, striking more of a “swings and roundabouts” tone.

Telecom CFOs: Complexity is rising. Margins are under pressure. And the systems meant to help you manage it are often…