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Let’s reinvent field service, field engineering, field sales... Actually we are heading for a field anything world.
Mobile devices have become the norm to interact and to consume digital information. Recent studies show we spend 2.42 hours a day interacting through our smartphone. Of course enterprises have bee catching up and embrace the idea of mobile working. The aim is how a mobile workforce can make a business more effective and, of course, more enthusiastic.
To work remotely is, in its own right, quite appealing to a growing number of employees. But there is more to it. The whole area of field work and field service is being redefined by ever evolving mobile technology. We augment reality with a simple mobile device and take creative or service engineering decisions right on the spot, guided in a most natural way. Research companies across the globe claim 70% of the workforce will be a mobile workforce by 2020, so expect quite some field service innovation to arise the next five years.
We live in an ever increasing instantly connected world featuring internet connectivity at an ever increasing number of places. So mobile workforce alienation because of lack of interaction, contact or communication isn't that much of an issue anymore. Of course contacts and interactions in the physical world remain deadly important, expect celebrations of all kind to become more important in the business world of tomorrow.
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Delaware Mobile Workforce solutions
Delaware features an end-to-end mobile workforce and mobile field service solution set, building on our extensive development skills, mobile expertise and knowledge of the service and field service domain.
As your long-term partner, we make sure you fully exploit the potential of your emerging mobile workforce. We shape your strategy, develop easy-to-use applications – based on your specific needs –, deliver technical support, manage security and device management, and keep track of your changing business needs when you want us to do so.
Our mobile workforce solutions provide:
| Hassle-free sharing of information | Real-time analytics |
| Flawless data entry | Better management insights |
| User-interaction design | Process automation |
| User-experience design | On-demand access to data |
| Commitment to your business processes | The ability to send notifications |
| Improved workflows | Persona definition |
Let’s embrace a mobile first world and equip our employees with a great competitive edge.
Interested in what your roadmap towards a mobile workforce model could look like? Wondering what the potential of Augmented and Virtual Reality apps is for your business, for instance to support better decision-making or to make field service safer?
Everybody to report damages
The GMAO system permits field engineers from the Brussels public transport to report observed damages or defects instantly. It increases field service management productivity in a simple and very natural way.
