Danish power contractor goes for IFS project ERP system

The company, which supplies and builds plants on a turnkey basis and provides operation and maintenance (O&M) services, is spending SKr 28 million on software and consulting services for the system. The new IFS system will cover processes ranging from detailed engineering and management, to procurement, document management, financial control, material management, human resources and after sales. Sigurd Andersen, BWSC CEO says the organisation aims to implement a modern, integrated solution for its main processes, with a goal to increase efficiency and customer service. “The growth of our business was placing increasing pressure on the existing legacy environment,” he says. “IFS stood out as having the best functional fit for our business, and a solution that supports our project-oriented business, both today and in the future.” And he adds: “The IFS representatives have proven themselves to be skilful and competent when it comes to understanding our business, which is crucial to the long-term relationship we are now embarking on.”