Can AI play a role in streamlining asset-intensive industry operations? Christian Pedersen of IFS points to a growing collection of companies making changes in field service and manufacturing.
Service teams are in a position to shift the way resources and tools are maintained and reused. Mark Wilding of ServiceMax explores a circular mode of servitization.
Food and beverage company Newman's Own donates all its profits to children in need. Its CIO describes his recipe for project success after moving its business systems to Oracle NetSuite.
As the CEO transition continues, Neil Barua has some items on the 2024 agenda.
SugarCRM is focused on platform capabilities and an AI approach that differentiates its value for manufacturers. Its challenge is to amplify that story to reach those prospects.
The ability to scale up pilot programs can be challenging for manufacturers. Michael Ouissi of IFS shines a light on how to overcome the barriers to escape from pilot purgatory.
After learning about the history of digital twins, what does the future hold?
From replicas, to silos, to divides - connecting digital dots has been a work in progress. How did digital twins come about?
We caught up with Christian Pedersen, Chief Product Officer at IFS, to find out more about its acquisition of AI-based anomaly detection startup Falkonry AI and the potential use cases for its customers.
A strong Q2 with continued large customer momentum. CEO Sanjit Biswas highlights some use cases.
The Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee is also concerned about the ongoing lack of cybersecurity skills in the UK
Predictive analytics is increasingly the bedrock of modern field service but offers so much more. Sumair Dutta of ServiceMax examines the opportunities from knowledge harvesting.
Morgan Motor Company recently updated its longstanding on-premise IFS system to IFS Cloud, and sees better information flows, improved ESG monitoring and greater adaptability to change as key benefits.
The PTC idea of a pop-up Metaverse is key to incremental digital transformation.
IFS just announced the acquisition of Poka, a connected worker platform. But connected workers aren't for the factories of the future. It's about today's demand for skills, robotics and data - with generative AI on deck.
IFS avoids technology festivals in favor of industry shop talk. But at IFS Connect, I found customers knee deep in AI preparations. It's all about getting your plant floor machines talking. And, for CDF Corporation, robotics are already in action.
