ERP Today Live! Leading in industrial EAM with IFS

Paul Esherwood Former editor

Key Takeaways

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The maturation of SaaS and Cloud services has led to increased difficulty in differentiating offerings in the market.

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IFS has successfully positioned itself as a leader in enterprise asset management (EAM) specifically for the industrial sector.

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The discussion highlights IFS's transformation from an obscure vendor to a prominent player in asset-heavy enterprises, as explained by Nils J. van der Zijl during the ERP Today Live! session.

As SaaS and Cloud have matured, offerings have blurred into each other, making differentiation more difficult than ever. One exception is IFS, which has made its mark in enterprise asset management (EAM) for the industrial sector.

Find out more as Paul Esherwood hosts a live conversation with Nils J. van der Zijl, general manager EAM at IFS. In this ERP Today Live! session, the exec explains how IFS has changed from a fairly anonymous vendor into a leader for asset-heavy enterprises.

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Key Takeaways

⇨ The maturation of SaaS and Cloud services has led to increased difficulty in differentiating offerings in the market.

⇨ IFS has successfully positioned itself as a leader in enterprise asset management (EAM) specifically for the industrial sector.

⇨ The discussion highlights IFS's transformation from an obscure vendor to a prominent player in asset-heavy enterprises, as explained by Nils J. van der Zijl during the ERP Today Live! session.

⇨

The maturation of SaaS and Cloud services has led to increased difficulty in differentiating offerings in the market.

⇨

IFS has successfully positioned itself as a leader in enterprise asset management (EAM) specifically for the industrial sector.

⇨

The discussion highlights IFS's transformation from an obscure vendor to a prominent player in asset-heavy enterprises, as explained by Nils J. van der Zijl during the ERP Today Live! session.