IFS and Euclides have the tools to make service a growth driver for your business. For companies focused on water delivery and treatment, managing service applications is no easy task.

Selecting a new FSM software can is a big decision for your organization, and choosing the best one for your company is critical. This white paper covers common reasons for launching an FSM software evaluation.

With IFS Planning & Scheduling Optimization, your business will be able to provide the best results in every scenario.

IFS FSM 6 is a complete, connected, cloud solution that tackles some of your toughest field service challenges today—and prepares you for whatever the future brings.

IFS FSM supports end-to-end service lifecycle management, including contact center, contract & warranty management, knowledge management, planning & scheduling optimization, mobile, customer & partner portals, projects, billing, service parts inventory and returns & repairs processing.

With so many scheduling solutions on the market, it’s difficult to identify and select the most beneficial solution for your service organization. It’s important to recognize what type of solution is suitable for your service organization, but how do you determine which solutions is appropriate?

The potential benefits of deploying a dynamic scheduling engine for field service operations are too great to disregard. IFS Field Service Management™ is a fully integrated service management system, enhanced with mobility and a dynamic scheduling engine.

There are many products out there and they all have a value proposition and price point, but which is right for your business?

Artificial Intelligence (AI) will impact every industry and every business discipline—including field service management.

Companies considering implementing new field service software, or contemplating replacing a legacy system with a newer solution are advised to evaluate six essential criteria in their selection process.

New technologies have helped propel industries such as telecommunications, utilities, insurance and manufacturing forward as their needs to handle complex field service continue to grow.