Whilst there are some exciting technologies appearing currently that can shape the future of field service, field service companies must have the basic technologies such as scheduling and routing in place first before they explore these emerging technologies argues Magenta’s Stuart Brunger when we caught up with him at the Service Management Expo 2015
Written by Kris Oldland• September 25, 2015• 6:00 am• Feature, FSM Technology
Field Service News @ Service Management Expo – Stuart Brunger, Magenta
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