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The system’s own data and the strategy, before opinion.
Required by law, contract or the market, or unique to the business.
Go-lives and cutovers planned around the business, not the project plan.
Improvement and every release, managed for the life of the system.

Fit runs across six areas: function, data, usability, roles, controls and culture. Where the platform and the operation part ways, the gap travels into every stage after. We weigh the system, the vendor and the implementation partner together, against where the business is going.
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A design built only around today’s processes falls behind the strategy. We design the business onto IFS Cloud™ for where it is going, surface the major gaps early, and plan the go-live around what the operation can absorb.
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IFS Cloud™ ships two releases a year. Coming from an earlier release, much of what was once custom is now standard, and what still matters is rebuilt to take each release. From there, regular updates keep every next step small.
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One executive view of both companies on one data fabric, and shared services from the first day. Transactions move onto IFS Cloud™ where the deal depends on the two working as one. Everywhere else, the acquired company keeps running the way that made it worth buying.
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The system’s own data shows how the work actually runs. Each finding becomes a change built into IFS Cloud™: a redesign, a lean improvement, an automation or something new. From go-live on, each wave starts from the data the last one produced.
Required by law, contract or the market, or unique to the business. Perceived gaps are shown the standard.
IFS Cloud™ connected to the systems around it, so data is entered once.
Efficiency, automation and error-proofing, built to take every IFS Cloud™ release.
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