This week at IFS Unleashed in Orlando, we finally got to share what we'd been keeping under wraps for months. Over coffee with customers, partners and friends from across the IFS community, we introduced our new name.
This week at IFS Unleashed in Orlando, we finally got to share what we’d been keeping under wraps for months. Over coffee with customers, partners and friends from across the IFS community, we introduced our new name.
JumpModel and Gogh Solutions are now Coredrive.
If you stopped by Booth 42, thank you. If you couldn’t make it to Orlando, here’s the full story.
What happened
JumpModel built its reputation on IFS ERP and IFS Cloud transformation. Gogh Solutions became the standard in IFS Service Management: field service, enterprise asset management, and planning and scheduling optimization.
With a strategic investment from Superstep Capital, the two firms have combined into a single, independent IFS services company. ERP industry leader Paulo Kaiser has joined as Executive Chairman to guide our growth and strategic direction.
The result is one of the most complete IFS partners in North America, with one name and one accountable team.
Why we didn’t just keep one of the old names
Honestly? We thought about it.
But we kept coming back to one thing. Clients were never buying ERP from one of us and field service from the other. They were buying an outcome. And most IFS projects that go sideways don’t fail because of the software. They fail because of the partner setup: one firm for ERP, another for field service, a third for integrations, and nobody accountable for the whole thing.
We didn’t want to be one more name on that list. So we left both legacy brands behind and built a new one around the problem we actually solve.
Core is the technical heart of your operation: ERP, IFS Cloud and the data underneath. Drive is the momentum in the field: crews, assets and schedules that actually move. Coredrive connects the two, and so do we. (Look closely at the logo: two angled forms locked into one. That’s not an accident.)
What Coredrive stands for
Three commitments. We’d like you to hold us to them.
- Reliability. You need confidence that your transformation will work, not just look good in a proposal.
- Operational truth. Proof over polish. We care about what holds up on the factory floor, the turbine deck and the service call, not what sounds good in a steering committee.
- Partnership. We treat your problem as our own. Sometimes that means pushing back, because we’d rather be useful than agreeable.
One partner for the full IFS lifecycle
Most partners own one piece of the journey. Coredrive is organized around all three stages.
| Stage | What it means | How we deliver it |
|---|---|---|
| Define | Decide what IFS should do for you, and in what order | IFS Strategic Advisory, IFS AI Compass, IFS Blueprint, IFS Value Roadmap, IFS Rapid Prototyping, IFS Implementation Health Check |
| Deliver | Make it real | IFS Implementations (mobilization through hypercare), IFS Upgrade & Update, IFS Quickstart, IFS Data Migration |
| Drive | Keep it moving | IFS Sustain & Evolve: managed services that improve your system every quarter |
That last stage matters most to us. Go live isn’t the finish line; it’s where a lot of the value finally starts to show up. It’s also the stage most partners skip. We named the company after it.
Built for industries that run on physical assets
We work across seven industries where a failed implementation isn’t a minor setback. It’s trucks that don’t roll, assets that don’t get serviced and customers left waiting.
- Energy, utilities and resources
- Manufacturing
- Aerospace and defense
- Telecommunications
- Construction and engineering
- Home and business services
- Transportation
AI that actually does something
As IFS Cloud and IFS.ai adoption speeds up, the gap between partners who talk about AI and partners who deliver it keeps getting wider.
Coredrive brings IFS.ai and agentic AI into every engagement, from finding the right use cases with IFS AI Compass all the way through to production. And because your ERP, service and asset work now sits with one team, AI gets a connected foundation to build on instead of three disconnected ones.
What this means for you
If you’ve worked with JumpModel or Gogh, the things you valued are coming with us!
What’s new is the reach. One team now covers ERP, IFS Cloud, field service, asset management, scheduling optimization and the support that comes after go live. And Superstep’s investment goes straight into leadership, delivery infrastructure and a deeper IFS partnership.
This is a long term commitment to IFS and to the customers who run on it. Not a roll up.
Let’s keep the conversation going
Orlando was a great place to start. But the real work happens in your environment, with your data and your crews.
Planning an upgrade? Starting a new implementation? Or just trying to get more out of the IFS you already have? Let’s grab a coffee (we’ve had plenty of practice this week) and talk about where you want to go next. Book a call with the Coredrive team.
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