IFS, the global cloud enterprise software company, has announced its participation at the International Petroleum Technology Conference (IPTC) in Saudi Arabia on February 12-14, 2024.
The company will be showcasing IFS Cloud tailored for the dynamic needs of energy organisations to reduce costs and risks, plan and manage workforce productivity and ideal for achieving sustainability goals. It will also highlight IFS Cloud EAM, a flexible asset management solution with embedded AI and the importance of incorporating asset performance management (APM) strategies that create incremental value around predictive maintenance.
Speaking on the participation at IPTC, Vijay Jaswal, Chief Technology Officer, APJ&MEA, IFS, said, “IFS recognizes IPTC as a pivotal platform for fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange within the Oil & Gas industry. As a provider of industry specific technology solutions, we are committed to supporting the evolution and growth of businesses in the sector. It also underscores our dedication to staying at the forefront of industry advancements, sharing insights into emerging technology trends, and engaging with key stakeholders”.
“Our presence at IPTC aligns with our strategic focus in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and continuing commitment to supporting Vision 2030, where we are actively committed to delivering our tailored solutions to address the unique challenges and complexities faced by the Oil & Gas companies”, Jaswal added.
Globally, IFS works with several Oil & Gas industry including, Borr Drilling, Dolphin Drilling and BW Offshore, etc., and have been providing varied solutions to these and similar businesses in the energy sector. IFS not only helps in enriching the path to these organisations’ digital transformation journeys but also assists them in focusing on their sustainability goals, driving operational efficiency, APM, supply chain management and helps businesses strengthen their health and safety objectives.
Additionally, Thomas Heckmann, IFS’ Global Senior Business Architect will be presenting his thoughts and delving deeper into ‘Data Driven Maintenance’ that is now a key topic for asset intensive industries to achieve enhanced operational efficiency. He will also touch on anomaly detection methods, critically based prioritisation, and AI driven scheduling optimisation that enhances asset performance.
Senior industry experts will be available at the IFS stand number 5670 during the event.
