This brief white paper exemplifies how one business was able to integrate IFS' application technology to create a unified enterprise application that handles sales, SCM, finance, service management, maintenance, and an embedded business intelligence (BI) solution. 

Server virtualization isn't just for big companies, this paper explains the five steps to determine when to virtualize your servers. 

In this paper, discover how IFS Applications suite can collect data from business activities, like project data, supply chain management data, and service management and project life-cycle data, and funnel it into the Eco Footprint Management module to make documentation easy. 

This paper illustrates how IFS Applications support lean principles, particularly in the many manufacturing environments that require both rate-based and order-based shop floor execution. This hybrid approach lets you go lean step by step, as you are able, not because an inflexible system forces you to do so. 

Because SSD storage is expensive, organizations want to be sure of its benefits before making an investment. Read this article to learn if SSD storage and automated tiering are right for you. 

Many IT teams have turned to Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) providers for IT service management (ITSM) because of the well-known benefits, but businesses do not always see the desired results. This report highlights the key factors of determining if and to what extent a SaaS-based ITSM strategy can deliver the desired benefits for your organization. 

Consult this white paper to help determine if you're ready to make the transition to a cloud-based contact center. It outlines the many positive factors driving the uptake of cloud-based solutions, including, financial, functional, operational and strategic. Learn more about cloud-based contact centers by reading this white paper now. 

Uncover the fresh approach cloud-based Security as a Service (SaaS) is bringing to the market and learn the top benefits and risks to get help deciding if this is a viable option for your organization. 

Virtualization basically means inserting a software layer between your hardware and your operating system. This decouples the operating system from the hardware and allows you to run many operating systems at the same time on top of that same physical piece of hardware. Read this short paper to learn about the benefits of using virtual servers. 

Learn about virtualizing the most common mission-critical applications and find out if this approach is right for your organization in this presentation transcript. 

Whether they know it or not, many small businesses can benefit greatly from adding a centralized server to their network. In this article, you'll read about many of these benefits. 

Most IT teams struggle with system constraints that delay development projects and affect software quality. This white paper explores how service virtualization can help your development team achieve faster, less risky release processes by simulating various required components for testing environments.