IFS Unveils Evolved Industry-Focused Architecture

IFS previews technologies to power augmented/mixed reality-powered remote assistance, digital twins and predictive maintenance.

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Christian Pedersen, IFS
Christian Pedersen, IFS

Global enterprise applications company IFS has unveiled its evolved industry-focused architecture at IFS World Conference 2019 in Boston.

At the conference, IFS demonstrated its outcome-centric approach by revealing its vision for how new technologies will be brought into its core application architecture and delivered to customers in context of their unique work and industry needs.

The evolved industry-focused architecture is scheduled for availability in 2020 and will be the new home to IFS’s entire portfolio of products across manufacturing, project management and service solutions. In essence, this new approach will allow customers to integrate enabling technologies such as internet of things (IoT), augmented and mixed reality (AR/MR), artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) in pragmatic and focused ways so they can optimise, automate, predict and interact better across their business.

IFS has been evolving its technology foundations over an intensive and sustained period of engineering development. The focused work has encompassed model-driven declarative development, the intuitive IFS Aurena user experience (UX), and native API enablement of the entire set of capabilities. These enhancements will let IFS and its entire ecosystem innovate at a higher pace and deliver new functionality to customers faster.

Designed to ensure speed, elasticity, and choice, the evolved architecture is built for both cloud and on-premises using container technology and Kubernetes, which allows for running at hyper-scale in the cloud while ensuring portability across clouds and on-premise. It will provide data management and readiness that empowers customers to plug and play advanced technologies such as AI, ML and robotic process automation (RPA) with any solution set in the IFS offering.

At the IFS World Conference last week, the firm previewed how these technologies play in reality – Digital twins and monitoring of assets, real-time predictive maintenance planning and AR/MR-powered remote assistance for service and maintenance scenarios.

IFS Chief Product Officer Christian Pedersen, said, “With this announcement, we are demonstrating that we are delivering on the promise of a core that has choice quite literally built into it, enabling our customers to benefit faster and easier for new and emerging technologies in context of their business needs and opportunities.”

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