The Next Generation of OSRS: Advancing Shipyard Performance
How Oxalis is evolving the Ship Repair System for the future of naval MRO.
Read the ArticleBring together everything you need to manage your business. Our enterprise resource planning solutions are designed for asset-intensive, compliance-driven industries. Oxalis implements new technology and stays with you through every phase.
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Cost estimates scattered across spreadsheets, making audits nearly impossible and re-work inevitable across availability periods.
Work orders, labor tracking, and material costs live in separate systems with no unified view for program managers or contracting officers.
Audit trail reconstruction is manual and time-consuming, creating unnecessary exposure during DCAA reviews and contract deliverables.
Without integrated milestone tracking, availability delays cascade invisibly until they become critical path failures.
Point solutions for finance, HR, and maintenance create integration gaps that slow decision-making and increase manual effort.
Onboarding new availability programs without a repeatable operational framework means re-solving the same problems from scratch.
This solution combines Oxalis-built software, best-in-class partner platforms, and our implementation and managed services — all integrated and configured for naval and commercial ship repair environments.
PARTNER PLATFORM
IFS Cloud is purpose-built for organizations that manufacture, maintain, and service complex assets. Unlike SAP or Oracle, it integrates ERP, Enterprise Asset Management (EAM), and Field Service Management (FSM) in a single composable platform — with embedded AI, machine learning, and advanced analytics out of the box. As an IFS Specialized Partner, Oxalis aligns IFS to your operational goals, policies, and workflows. Built-in compliance for DFARS, ITAR, NIST 800-171, FedRAMP, and HIPAA — designed in from day one, not remediated after.
OXALIS SOFTWARE
For naval and commercial shipyards, YardOS extends IFS with purpose-built workflows that no general-purpose ERP provides — covering estimation, work order management, compliance documentation, and availability program tracking, all connected to the IFS financial and asset management layer.
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
We don't just implement software, we solve complex problems together. Our engagement model spans the full lifecycle: strategic ERP consulting, implementation and integration, change management and training, business process optimization, regulatory and audit alignment, and long-term strategy and support. We stay in the engagement through adoption and beyond, because go-live is not the finish line.
Outcomes from Oxalis IFS implementations across asset-intensive regulated industries.
Replaced spreadsheet estimation across three availability programs; unified work package pricing under one auditable system.
Reduction in estimation cycle time
Audit trail coverage for compliance reporting
Consolidated IFS Cloud EAM with Atlassian project tracking to create a single operational system across three dry-dock facilities.
IFS & Atlassian integrations into one operational system
Growth in resource utilization across programs
Shipyards using the YardOS estimation and work-package platform report consistent improvements in speed and delivery confidence.
Improvement in estimating speed through automation
Improvement in on-time project delivery
Deep industry experience: our consultants bring decades of experience from government, defense, healthcare, and regulated commercial enterprises — we understand the stakes and how to navigate them.
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