Engineering Procurement Construction and Infrastructure

Envecon has more than 20+ years of experience & expertise in implementing ERP in the EPCI vertical. The team with Envecon has deep knowledge working with EPCI companies especially involved in large engineering & construction projects. Leveraging the industry experts within Envecon, we have helped our customers to implement end to end EPCI business processes including project inception, to budgeting, contract management, scheduling and resourcing, procurement, forecasting, to execution. Few of our customers include NHPC, BSBK, VATECH WABAG etc.

Envecon has successfully implemented ERP suited to some of the largest EPCI organisations

Unlike other major ERP vendors, IFS specializes in the EPCI sector and integrates key areas including:

ENGINEERING, CONSTRUCTION AND INFRASTRUCTURE: Control and grow your business with IFS’s best-in-class software solutions and industry expertise

Construction, Infrastructure & Industrial Services

Enterprise Software for project and asset lifecycle management for construction, infrastructure and industrial services industry

Envecon provides IFS integrated business software solutions to manage both the build and maintenance phase of an asset’s life. The solution is being used on many asset types including: Infrastructure, Buildings, Energy, Utilities, Mining, Plants.
Margins are under pressure and competition is intensifying in the construction, infrastructure and industrial services industry. Large, long-term one-off projects need to be delivered on time and on budget, whilst this industry is dealing with a skills shortage and low productivity. Efficiently managing new projects by adopting data-driven, integrated processes and systems is key to become one of the winners in the future.​​​​​​​

Engineering Contractors

Project and asset lifecycle management and service software for Engineering Contractors (EPCI).

Large, long-term one-off projects need to be delivered on time and on budget, whilst this industry is dealing with skills shortage. Efficiently managing new projects by adopting data-driven, integrated processes and systems is key to become one of the winners in the future.