I believe IFS is pretty stable. Everything is adaptable. It's a strong ERP system.

I'd rate stability a nine out of ten. 

IFS itself is extremely strong and stable. But like most modern software of any size, it can depend on your own internal strengths and networks. Something else that can and should be analyzed at the start of a project.

I would rate the stability as nine out of ten. It's extremely stable. I can't remember the last time we had an issue.

It is a stable solution.

I find IFS Applications very stable.

The stability of IFS Applications modules has been mixed. We use the payroll module in a niche area, and it has not been very stable in the past. However, the newer version 10 is much more stable. The finance, supply chain, and manufacturing modules have been generally stable. It is important to note that any issues we have experienced with IFS Applications have been a result of our own setup rather than the fault of the solution. It is a case of "junk in, junk out."

We have implemented three robust backups and have new infrastructure and data centers in place. I have not experienced any issues with the solution since these changes were made.

I rate the stability of IFS Applications a nine out of ten.

IFS was installed on local server and it was very stable.

I rate the solution's stability a ten out of ten.

I would rate the stability of the solution a nine out of ten. The stability is quite okay since we have not experienced any blackouts, maybe two of them in India only.

No glitches actually. Our experience has been uneventful in that respect and we find the apps very stable.

I give the stability an eight out of ten. Considering IFS Cloud is the new version of the system, we have encountered instability issues with it. We have had cases of unplanned outages, but we must bear in mind that all manmade systems experience outages. In that regard, IFS is no exception and I would not say that the stability issues are particularly bad. It can be difficult to manage multiple responsibilities, such as the customer hosting the system and then the system going down. The stability of the system in most cases cannot be attributed to IFS because it is likely due to a different root cause.

IFS Applications is stable.

I rate IFS nine out of 10 for stability. In the last 14 years, the only crashes or outages have been due to internal problems, not the application. For example, the first company ran IFS on an in-house server, and we had server issues. The application itself is solid. Any issues have been caused by hardware on our end or a server problem on the cloud platform where it's hosted. 

With IFS Cloud Platform, there is constant uptime apart from the time when my company deals with the product's release updates. When the product's release updates come out twice a year, we have to deal with a sort of short shutdown while it goes live, apart from which I don't see any unplanned downtime with the system at all. The solution has been very good since it has been up and running.

The solution doesn't seem to have bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash. I'd say that it's quite stable. For us, it has been a reliable product.

The system is extremely stable. Crashes have been extremely rare.

The tool is stable if it's appropriately implemented as a standard solution and according to the client's needs.

I rate the solution's stability an eight out of ten.

It's a stable product and I would say that it's reliable.

this solution is very stable

We have not encountered any issues with stability.

In the on-premise version of the solution we had not experienced a lot of downtimes, but there are many other factors involved with the on-premise version's infrastructure that could cause downtime not related to the actual solution. The cloud version has been very stable.

I rate the stability of IFS Applications a nine out of ten.

If you look at any higher-end product when you're talking about more functionality and features, there are always a few bugs. I don't really blame the product for that. 

However, stability is also determined by the maintenance is done by the client. Some clients are not really maintaining the solution correctly, so there is the danger of stability issues. If it's properly managed, then stability is okay. 

It'd generally rate stability as four out of five.

The product is generally stable. It is no better or worse that other ERP packages that I have used.

We didn't have any problems at all with the stability of this solution.

It's a stable product, but depending on the clients, there are times where upgrades are required for custom development.

The solution is very stable. Even if we have to do upgrades or customized development, it performs well. We don't find there are issues with bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash or freeze.