IMAGINONS-NOUS DANS 10 ANS. A QUOI RESSEMBLERAIT UN ERP EN 2028 ? Au cours de ces trente dernières années, nous…
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ERP 2028: A look into the future?
Imagine going forward in time 10 years. What will ERP 2028 be like? When I was much younger, the idea…
Read MoreBattling on three fronts: Military in-service support in 2018
Availability and reliability are key if military forces are to reach their objectives. But to achieve this, military forces and…
Read MoreInnovation in aviation: The four commercial trends disrupting the industry in 2018
2017 saw another positive year in commercial aviation with a surge in air passenger numbers and new aircraft orders as…
Read MoreDigital investments and new business models empower oil & gas companies to leverage industry recovery in 2018
Many oil and gas companies experienced a tough couple of years recently, as oil prices plummeted to record-low levels. The…
Read MoreThe 4 IT trends fueling the oil and gas industry in 2017
In an industry where there are still few capital projects being initiated following the 2014 price collapse, and pressure on…
Read MoreSecurity hacks and staff availability biggest IT concerns for Christmas
IFS recently conducted a survey of more than 1,000 IT decision makers from companies in six countries. The survey showed…
Read MoreOracle OpenWorld Takeaways
It’s been a couple of weeks since Oracle once again invaded San Francisco with their 2014 edition of Oracle OpenWorld. Having had a chance to digest and reflect a bit I walked away with two more, as well as two surprises.
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If you want to understand how the cloud is relevant to your business, and how choosing to run IFS Applications…
Read MoreERP in the Cloud: What do businesses want?
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.
Read More2012 – What’s hot, what’s not?
It’s that time of the year again; prediction time.
With every year end we like to look forward into the next year and try to see what it holds for us. This year is no exception. So what will 2012 be like in the software industry? What will be hot and what will not? We have the list of predictions just waiting for you, right here.
Read MoreThe cloud: all swings and roundabouts?
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.
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