The company will demonstrate how AI-driven asset management, operational intelligence and emissions monitoring can help energy businesses improve reliability, capital efficiency and sustainability.
IFS will showcase its Industrial AI capabilities and integrated Asset Lifecycle Management (ALM) solutions for the energy sector at ADIPEC 2026, scheduled for November 2–5 at ADNEC, Abu Dhabi. Alongside Microsoft, the company will demonstrate how connected intelligence can help energy organisations improve operational resilience, optimise asset performance and make more informed capital investment decisions.
The showcase comes as energy companies across the Middle East invest in production expansion, infrastructure modernisation and sustainability initiatives. IFS will focus on moving Industrial AI beyond experimentation towards practical applications that help predict equipment failures, reduce unplanned downtime, extend asset life and improve workforce productivity.
“Industrial AI and IFS Intelligence will be critical in addressing these challenges and in unlocking greater resilience, productivity and asset performance,” said Rahul Misra, SVP & Managing Director – Middle East & Africa at IFS. He said the company is working with energy, utilities and renewable energy organisations to replace fragmented systems and reactive decisions with connected operations and measurable business outcomes.
“Industrial AI and IFS Intelligence will be critical in addressing these challenges and in unlocking greater resilience, productivity and asset performance.” — Rahul Misra, SVP & Managing Director – Middle East & Africa, IFS
At the event, IFS will present a portfolio that includes IFS Cloud, IFS Intelligence, IFS Copperleaf, Enterprise Asset Management, Field Service Management, Planning and Scheduling Optimization, IFS Loops, Nexus Black Resolve and IFS Zero. These capabilities span asset lifecycle management, service delivery, planning and operational decision-making.
Sustainability will be another focus. IFS Zero, the company’s agentic emissions operating system for asset-intensive industries, connects emissions information with business data to help organisations incorporate environmental considerations into operational and investment decisions. The approach is intended to support the UAE’s Net Zero 2050 ambitions through improved efficiency, reduced operational waste and more sustainable infrastructure performance.
IFS will also highlight its collaboration with Microsoft, demonstrating how its Industrial AI software, supported by Microsoft Azure’s secure and scalable cloud infrastructure, can help energy companies accelerate digital transformation.
For energy operators, the business case for Industrial AI increasingly rests on its ability to deliver measurable improvements in equipment reliability, asset utilisation and operating costs. IFS aims to show how integrating operational data, asset management and AI-driven workflows can help organisations turn these objectives into practical outcomes.
Visitors can meet the IFS team at the AI Zone, Stand AI S6, at ADNEC, Abu Dhabi, from November 2–5, 2026.
