Energy
An energy company runs thousands of assets at remote sites. What matters is knowing their condition and repairing them before they fail, not after.
- Repairs follow a calendar or follow an outage
- Site data never reaches the business system
- There is no single view of cost per asset
- An asset register: what exists, where it is and what condition it is in
- Work orders and preventive maintenance in IFS EAM
- Connecting SCADA and sensor data, then moving to condition-based maintenance
- Maintenance is planned by equipment condition
- Cost and maintenance history are visible per asset
- Crews receive work orders on a mobile device, including offline
From sensor to report
- 01 · site
SCADA and sensors
Sensors and controllers read the equipment
- 02 · data collection
ICONICS
Collects signals, counts running hours and spots deviations
- 03 · operations
IFS Cloud
Raises the work order, reserves parts and books the cost
- 04 · decision
Report
Management sees asset condition and cost of ownership
Problems we solve in this industry
Moving from 1C to IFS Cloud
When the business has outgrown 1C: moving data, processes and people
Condition-based maintenance
Repair equipment before it fails, not by the calendar or after an outage
Field service and crews
Job scheduling, a mobile app for crews and control of work done
One ledger for a group of companies
Multiple entities and currencies, consolidation and management reporting in one system
What we use
IFS
One of our two core offerings. ERP, asset management and field service on one cloud platform for industry, energy, construction and services.
primaryICONICS
Industrial SCADA, IoT and energy management for monitoring equipment and sites.
primarySnowflake
The data cloud for analytics, AI, data engineering and secure data sharing.
complementsRelated insights
Moving from 1C to IFS Cloud: what to know upfront
Why companies outgrow 1C, which data to migrate, how to handle a parallel run, and how to keep local statutory reporting in view.
EAM for energy: maintain by condition, not by calendar
Asset registers, work orders, preventive and condition-based maintenance. How SCADA and sensor data become work orders, and what to do about remote sites.
How an ERP implementation works: stages, roles and common mistakes
From diagnosis to post-go-live support: what happens at each stage, who owns what, and the mistakes that most often stall a project.