Alva Industries chooses Infor cloud software

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Industry cloud company, Infor, has announced that Alva Industries, a Norwegian company that develops electric motors and generators for electric propulsion applications, has chosen Infor CloudSuite Aerospace & Defense as its ERP system.

Industry cloud company, Infor, has announced that Alva Industries, a Norwegian company that develops electric motors and generators for electric propulsion applications, has chosen Infor CloudSuite Aerospace & Defense as its ERP system.

The multi-tenant cloud solution, running on AWS, will be implemented by consulting partner Midport Scandinavia.

Alva Industries was founded in Trondheim, Norway, in 2016 and has signed major development contracts with companies such as Lockheed Martin and the security company Qinetiq. In addition to working on industrial projects for the electrification of vessels in the air, on land and at sea, Alva Industries also produces motors for the industrial drone market.

“Both in the defence industry and aviation, there are strict and absolute requirements for subcontractors, and it is a clear advantage that Infor can deliver a cloud solution that satisfies these requirements,” said Tommy Andersen, Alva Industries’ chief financial officer.

For several years, Infor has invested heavily in its ‘verticalisation’ strategy, which means its CloudSuite solutions come with content adapted to individual industries based on best practices and with relevant functionality and business processes dedicated to those industries reducing risk and driving operational efficiencies.

“We are proud and happy that Alva Industries has chosen Infor CloudSuite Aerospace & Defense. This means we can deliver one of the market's most modern ERP solutions on very competitive terms,” added Øyvind Misund, Midport Scandinavia’s sales manager.

Midport Scandinavia uses Infor's implementation methodology where process owners at Alva Industries, together with Infor and Midport, go through the processes that end up with a fit/gap analysis. A typical result is a 60:30:10 distribution, where 60% of the customer's processes correspond to standard content of the software, 30% need to be configured, and the remaining 10% must be adapted to the individual company’s requirements. This means the solution can largely be activated at an early stage in the process.

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