Dynamic scheduling and dispatching sits at the intersection of customer experience and utility field service management (FSM). In this article we explore how it improves customer experience, enhances field service management and drives greater efficiencies for the utility field workers.
We are witnessing a revolution in the utilities are reimagining their business – from interacting with customers to managing their physical assets and bringing technology into the workforce. How can utilities bring all of these together? With the power of connected digital platforms.
By digitizing and innovating, energy and water sector is spearheading industry focused smart mobile field service excellence. Exploring technological trends and developments that are redefining FSM market across industries, utilities can seek inspiration to improve field service.
Now is the time to unwind and delve into the story of Joe. Find out what happens as the angel mobility rises and the magic of workforce experience is unleased.
Gone are the days when utility consumers were seen merely as account numbers or “ratepayers”. Utilities need to shift from a reactive way of working to a more forward-thinking, interactive customer engagement. This document explains how utilities can extend their customer experience beyond call centers, where even field workers can create meaningful brand resonance, build customer loyalty, and deliver business outcomes.
In the utility field services, mistakes can be the difference between excellent customer experience and customer disgruntlement. One of these ‘mistakes’ that affects customer satisfaction is the inability to resolve service requests on the first fix.
Download the document to explore why modernizing utility field workforce services is essential, how utilities can significantly improve first-time fixes and the emerging technologies that can help create massive benefits for business and customer experience.
With technological interventions in utility field services, companies can increase worker productivity, improving operational efficiencies. But succeeding with this is as much a people challenge as a technology challenge. For effective transition, utilities must combine new technologies with a focus on productivity and user experience.
Utilities must be prepared for weather fluctuations, extreme events, growing network complexity, emergency disruptions, excavation digging, damage from the public, and whatnot. For many utilities, the strength of their outage management system is truly being tested. In times of crisis, customers show no tolerance for poor communications and uncertainty. They expect instant, precise and all necessary communication on the channel of their choice.
SEW has been positioned as a Major Player in the IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Utilities Field Service Management Solutions 2022 Vendor Assessment. SEW has been positioned as a Major Player in the IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Utilities Field Service Management Solutions 2022 Vendor Assessment.
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