White Paper: How IoT Will Solve the Ageing Workforce Crisis
As multiple disruptive forces put pressure on us like never before, we can still be building for the future…
Numerous challenges in the fast-paced field service management landscape can often prevent seamless operations and customer satisfaction. The Internet of Things (IoT) very much offers a path forward to a much more effective approach to service and maintenance delivery, but it is not in and of itself a magic bullet.
Indeed, manufacturing and field service organizations face many challenges and opportunities in leveraging IoT technology to enhance service delivery and customer satisfaction. Ultimately, even those field service organizations that have begun to exploit and harness IoT’s vast potential have only started to scratch the surface.
In essence, when it comes to field service and manufacturing, we face many challenges in the current era, some perennial, some newer and increasingly pressing. Yet, each way we turn, we soon discover that the effective use of data is the key to establishing the almost impossible task of doing more with less. The one thing we do need more of, though, to achieve that is more data. We need robust, reliable data. We need robust, reliable, and regular asset data.
We need the IoT.
Yet, asset data generated from IoT-connected install bases does not simply lead to asset or fleet optimization. By overhauling traditional methodologies and adopting a data-led approach to service delivery, we fine-tune the whole service operation, and this in and of itself can and will solve many more of the most pressing issues we face as an industry today.
So, in this exclusive Field Service News white paper, published in partnership with the Peach Group, we shall set out to chart the current landscape of IoT in terms of field service, take stock of the challenges we face today, and explore how the effective adoption of connected field service workflows could help us overcome the most critical issue of all: the looming tsunami of an aging workforce crisis.
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White Paper: How IoT Will Solve the Ageing Workforce Crisis
As multiple disruptive forces put pressure on us like never before, we can still be building for the future…
Numerous challenges in the fast-paced field service management landscape can often prevent seamless operations and customer satisfaction. The Internet of Things (IoT) very much offers a path forward to a much more effective approach to service and maintenance delivery, but it is not in and of itself a magic bullet.
Indeed, manufacturing and field service organizations face many challenges and opportunities in leveraging IoT technology to enhance service delivery and customer satisfaction. Ultimately, even those field service organizations that have begun to exploit and harness IoT’s vast potential have only started to scratch the surface.
In essence, when it comes to field service and manufacturing, we face many challenges in the current era, some perennial, some newer and increasingly pressing. Yet, each way we turn, we soon discover that the effective use of data is the key to establishing the almost impossible task of doing more with less. The one thing we do need more of, though, to achieve that is more data. We need robust, reliable data. We need robust, reliable, and regular asset data.
We need the IoT.
Yet, asset data generated from IoT-connected install bases does not simply lead to asset or fleet optimization. By overhauling traditional methodologies and adopting a data-led approach to service delivery, we fine-tune the whole service operation, and this in and of itself can and will solve many more of the most pressing issues we face as an industry today.
So, in this exclusive Field Service News white paper, published in partnership with the Peach Group, we shall set out to chart the current landscape of IoT in terms of field service, take stock of the challenges we face today, and explore how the effective adoption of connected field service workflows could help us overcome the most critical issue of all: the looming tsunami of an aging workforce crisis.
Data usage note: By accessing this content you consent to the contact details submitted when you registered as a subscriber to fieldservicenews.com to be shared with the listed sponsor of this premium content Peach Group who may contact you for legitimate business reasons to discuss the content of this briefing report.
