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Case
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D&M
Contractors.
OntoIt worked alongside D&M to design a new work order
form, using a tick-box approach to ensure that details about the
job could be accurately captured by the digital pen. Minimal training
was required as it didn’t impact on D&M’s existing
paper-based processes.
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Leeds
City Council.
Care
Workers around Leeds have to complete a number of paper based forms
each week, taking up the majority of their valuable time completing
and submitting paperwork as opposed to the hands on part of their
job physically caring for patients.
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APS.
Advanced Peripheral Systems Secures Continued Success with Digital
Pen and Paper Technology
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Equita.
Equita employed a data entry team at high cost to update case files
and ensure service levels were maintained. However, this approach
was too time-consuming and subject to seasonal fluctuations dependent
on client workload. It also didn’t ensure complete data accuracy.
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Aqualisa
Aqualisa had a very inefficient way of processing information. The
processing of paperwork, including printing off service jobs, faxing
engineers job lists, completing paperwork once jobs were done, sending
information back to service department for data entry, could easily
take up to 3 weeks.
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Cobra
Currently face-to-face selling processes involve vast amounts of
paperwork, which need to be delivered quickly back to Cobra for
processing. All sales orders are extremely valuable and Cobra clients
and their customers are looking for a fast service.
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Peter
Duffy Ltd/Drainsaid.
New technology is typically expensive to deploy and ultimately the
success of the investment is decided by user acceptance, Peter Duffy’s
main requirement when they were looking to implement new technology
was that it had to be easy to use for their field staff.
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Chem-Dry.
Chem-Dry deal with insurance claims for many of the UK’s leading
insurance companies, ranging from small domestic claims through
to a house fire or large scale flood such as those experienced in
Boscastle and Carlisle
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Titan
Titan use Liftdata software to report, record and monitor information
captured by service engineers, a key factor in the effectiveness
of the software is ensuring information is readily available for
inputting, then relaying the information to a number of different
departments requiring the data.
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Alhco
Alhco required a solution to capture data from the field and needed
to increase the speed and efficiency of its paper based forms processes.
Due to paperwork delays, faults often take up to 3 days to repair
from completion of an assessment form to parts being ordered delivered
and fitted, therefore, leaving customers with unusable facility’s
and technology, which ultimately has a cost implication on their
business.
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Checkpoint
Checkpoint required a technology to integrate into their working
practices to reduce the amount of time it takes engineers to complete
a paper based form, return it to Head Office and then for the data
to be up-loaded on to Checkpoint’s central office systems,
the whole process often taking up to three weeks.
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JJJ
Projects
JJJ Projects has 12 Field Service Engineers, each making approximately
ten service calls per day. Once they have completed these services
and repairs they have to fill out detailed service reports summarising
all the actions taken.
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Lexus
When attending motor shows, Lexus sales staff record customer information
which is then processed in order for company and vehicle brochures
to be distributed.
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Welsh
and Leo operates a fleet of 25 fully-stocked electrical and building
service vehicles to provide a 24 hours-a-day, 7 days-a-week service
in response to repair and maintenance calls from commercial and
industrial customers.
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Yokogawa
Yokogawa Australia faced daily business inefficiencies in the field
service and support for its hardware, engineering, project management
and project implementation services.
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