AI-Driven Innovation: How IFS is Transforming Enterprise Asset Management in Construction

At World of Concrete 2025, Aaron Majka, Strategic Account Manager for Engineering, Construction & Infrastructure at IFS, shared how the company is leading the way in enterprise asset management (EAM) and field service management (FSM). With a strong focus on construction, engineering, and infrastructure, IFS is bringing AI-driven solutions, flexibility, and deep industry expertise to help companies scale efficiently in an increasingly complex landscape.

Positioning for a Changing Market

Unlike traditional software providers, IFS offers a "composable and capable" platform that allows businesses to scale at their own pace without costly custom development.

“Our platform isn’t just another enterprise solution,” Majka explained. “We don’t force a big-bang implementation. Instead, we provide a fully functional system out of the box, where customers can adopt and grow over time, adding functionality as their business evolves.”

This modular approach allows construction and infrastructure firms to manage everything from financial operations and asset tracking to workforce and service management—all within a single, scalable platform.

Why IFS Stands Out in Construction & Infrastructure

IFS differentiates itself with deep industry expertise, open integration, and AI-driven automation. With over 6,000 REST APIs, the platform seamlessly connects with existing systems like Procore, major payroll solutions, and other third-party tools commonly used in construction and engineering.

“We recognize that no company operates in isolation,” Majka said. “Rather than forcing a proprietary ecosystem, we ensure that IFS can work with the tools construction businesses already rely on.”

AI as a Strategic Driver

AI is at the center of IFS’s 2025 innovation strategy, with predictive analytics and automation already embedded in its platform.

“We’re not just talking about AI—we’re actively embedding it into the core of our system,” Majka said. “IFS provides AI-powered copilots that enhance workflow automation, predictive maintenance, and intelligent decision-making.”

IFS’s strategic partnership with Microsoft Azure ensures that its AI capabilities are secure, scalable, and optimized for enterprise performance.

Market Trends & Long-Term Strategy

Looking ahead, IFS anticipates a greater reliance on AI and automation in the construction sector, particularly in project lifecycle management, workforce efficiency, and supply chain optimization.

“In the next few years, we’ll see AI eliminate manual, repetitive processes, freeing teams to focus on high-value activities that drive revenue and operational efficiency,” Majka predicted.

Additionally, IFS is focused on mid-to-large construction firms experiencing rapid growth, helping them scale operations while maintaining efficiency.

Beyond World of Concrete 2025

IFS is using its presence at World of Concrete to deepen industry relationships and expand its footprint in construction and infrastructure.

“Our post-event goal is to turn these discussions into long-term partnerships,” Majka said. “We’re looking to collaborate with firms that want to scale efficiently and leverage AI-driven transformation to stay ahead.”

Final Thoughts

With deep industry expertise, a scalable, AI-driven platform, and a commitment to flexibility and integration, IFS is positioning itself as the go-to enterprise solution for construction, engineering, and infrastructure in the AI era.

“Companies want software that adapts and grows with them—not something that locks them in,” Majka concluded. “That’s exactly what we offer.”

Driving Innovation Through Flexibility

With its composable platform, strong integration capabilities, and focus on AI, IFS is setting a new standard in enterprise management. As businesses navigate an increasingly complex world, IFS offers a future-ready solution that is as flexible as it is powerful.

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