Four Service Scenarios: #1 The Equipment-Centric Scenario
We discuss what an equipment-centric service scenario, one of four that Gartner outlines as dominant in field service, actually looks like
Making sure your technicians have the right part, at the right place, at the right time, every time
Michael Israel, Head of Field Service Evangelism at Zuper, discusses how to make sure that your technicians have the right part, at the right price and the right time.
There is more to the value of working with a rugged manufacturer than the technology
Ben Baum, Durabook explains how the value of working with a specialist rugged manufacturer goes far beyond simply having reliable devices in the field.
The Journey to Dynamic Scheduling: Amazing Expert Case Study
Kris Oldland, Founder Field Service News Explains Why He Believes Servitization Is Not a Journey But is Actually A Spectrum Of Field Service Offerings
White Paper: Four Service Scenarios (2022)
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Understanding that different engineers may require different devices – even in the same organisation
In this excerpt, Ben Baum, Durabook, discusses how different engineers and technicians, even within the same workforce, still often require different devices to support them in their roles.
BT pushes ahead with new sustainable digital solutions through its Green Tech Innovation Platform
BT enters phase two of its Green Tech Innovation Platform programme to uncover new tech that could help manufacturers become more sustainable by announcing digital start-ups RIIICO, Sensorfact and Circularise.
Aligning Gartner’s four service scenarios in a customer-centric service model
Having explored Gartner’s four service scenarios we now look at how these can align in a customer-centric service model
“Designed to” or “certified at” – why these two phrases mean very different things in the world of rugged
Ben Baum, Durabook, discusses the importance of genuine third party testing to ensure devices are up to the rigours of day to day field service.
What do the technical specs in rugged devices actually mean
Ben Baum, Durabook, discusses the meanings of some of the often confusing technical specifications of rugged devices.
