IFS to showcase ‘IFS Applications 9’ for South Asia in Sri Lanka
27 August 2015 02:55 am
IFS South Asia, will be unveiling the latest core version of IFS’s extended enterprise applications suite, IFS Applications 9, at a knowledge forum hosted by the company on the September 2, in Colombo.
Dan Matthews, IFS CTO, will be the lead presenter at the full-day forum, which will also feature presentations by IFS Academy officials, IFS Research and Development specialists, and a panel discussion with key IFS customers and stakeholders. The event is aimed at showcasing the latest version of IFS Applications, its technology road map, IFS training and certification capabilities, emerging trends in ERP, and IFS’s R&D expertise. Art Television will be providing electronic media sponsorship for the event.
IFS Applications 9 includes several innovations in user experience, new features, enhanced configurability, and a new layered application architecture. Some new features include:
IFS Lobby—a clear and tailored view of the business or situation as it relates to a role or process. IFS Lobby is fully customizable and presents at-a-glance, actionable information relevant to each unique user. This UI improvement makes IFS Applications 9 easier and faster to use, bringing users closer to their business, no matter whether accessed on a desktop, tablet, or smartphone.
IFS Streams—a notification system designed to keep you close to the pulse of your business by posting relevant updates and actions to processes, relevant to individual users.
Layered application architecture—specialized extension and customization layers that streamline and drive cost out of modifications to the application. Technical staff can now spend more time adding value to your business rather than administering customizations.
Embedded CRM—providing truly embedded CRM capabilities, IFS Applications 9 makes business data accessible to the right people at the right time, enabling better decision making and customer service.
Enhanced support for global business—new capabilities for group consolidation, improved support for matrix organizations, and a host of other improvements that help global businesses capitalize on their size and reach.