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Excellent service, and more jobs in less time. The simple formula for Utility Field Service success and differentiation

Excellent service, and more jobs in less time. The simple formula for Utility Field Service success and differentiation

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  • Excellent service, and more jobs in less time. The simple formula for Utility Field Service success and differentiation
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  • Agenda Excellent service, and more jobs in less time. The simple formula for success and differentiation. A Real Field Service Experience The Challenges for FSM and Utilities Considering Field Service Management How One Utility Has Optimized Field Services Field Service Management Solutions The FieldOne Sky Difference What are the next steps?
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  • Hurricane Sandy
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  • No bucket truck No coaxial cable No tools Fixed! Cable finally fixed Nothing happened had to wait for tree removal 4 1 A Real Field Service Experience 2 3 Fallen tree No bucket truck No fiber optic cable tools All resource s OK Nothing happened had to wait for bucket truck Nothing happened had to get the right tools 2 ArrivedChallengeResultCustomer FeelingVisit Totals 28 4 $3,840 plus
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  • The Challenges for FSM and Utilities
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  • The Top 5 Challenges in Field Service 1.Improving service is strategic: Service has moved way beyond the mobile resource fixing something. It is a competitive advantage (or disadvantage) that can differentiate a companys value proposition, building customer loyalty and ultimately driving incremental revenue opportunities. 5.Highly reliable, configurable and scalable system: Investments in existing ERP/CRM systems must be maintained, protecting and ensuring the availability of the valuable data found there. 2.Improving efficiency: Getting the right person, with the right skills, bringing the right equipment and inventory the FIRST time. 3.Adapting to change: Enterprises must manage fluid job assignments and re- routing numerous mobile resources; small changes in work orders can trigger a complete reshuffle of job assignments. 4.Mobile tools are critical for field techs to manage day-to-day operations across all device types and operating systems, and for eliminating paper- based information.
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  • The well-being of communities depends on the infrastructure utilities build and maintain. Downtime and inefficiencies are met with CRITICAL response and HIGH pressure to perform. Weather outages and disaster recovery present scheduling variables that must be expertly navigated to perform well in critical situations. Utilities must handle the onset of new technologies while operating in an industry where margins are shrinking due to environmental regulations and strict labor laws. Utility downtime is an emergency for your customer- they expect uninterrupted service at a competitive rate. Utility Field Service Challenges
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  • When addressing mobility in Field Service Management, IDC Energy Insights recommends utilities to consider the following: Business need is king. Keep your focus on the business problem that enterprise mobility is helping to solve. Start with the end result of what you are seeking to develop. Mobility is not simply about technology. Mobility impacts company processes, people, customers, and sometimes even business models. Be ready to manage all these dimensions when launching projects. Conceive an end-to-end solution. Consider the full suite of possibilities when planning for enterprise mobility. For example, consider that millions of units of intelligent systems & devices (beyond smartphones and personal computers) are generating data to support utilities' operations. Utilities Field Service Challenges
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  • When addressing mobility in Field Service Management, IDC Energy Insights recommends utilities to consider the following (Cont.) Ensure compatibility with enterprise architecture. Make sure mobility is embedded in your enterprise architecture documents and plans. While it is true that once established, architecture remains fairly stable for a long time, mobility demands a refresh, not only of your technical architecture, but also your overall business, applications, and information architecture. Be equipped with in-house skill sets. Develop more enterprise mobility skills to take full advantage of commercially available software products. This means growing internal capabilities related to organizational change management and vendor management. Utilities Field Service Challenges
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  • Considering Field Service Management
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  • Three Paths for Utilities considering FSM Continue using disparate, legacy systems and expensive, wasteful manual processes Legacy DBs, Excel, Post-Its and bulletin boards Not solution for long- term success; difficult to scale and inefficient 1: Maintain Status Quo with Current Tools Hire Fortune 100 technology suppliers or consultants for custom-built tools IBM, Accenture, SAP & Oracle Painfully expensive, long development time, locked into vendor developers for changes 2: Create Custom Solution Large Players Leverage knowledge and tools designed to be configured for each industry 3: Use a Field Service Solution Provider Short configuration cycle, reasonable cost, a final product thats flexible to meet specific needs Solutions offer rapid implementation and off-the-shelf functionality Low costs and wide-ranging benefits deliver strong ROI Easy-to-use and rich desktop and mobile experience
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  • Executive Mgmt. Rapid and On- demand Configuration Robust Reporting and Business Intelligence Revenue Expansion and Growth Delivering Productivity Gains Operations Mgmt. State-of-the-art Routing and Scheduling Advanced Work Process Automation and Reduces Back Office Improved Resource and Asset Utilization IT Organization Flexible Deployment Options with Off- the-shelf Functionality Highly Scalable Software Platform Comprehensive Integration with Existing Apps Mobile Resources Increased Productivity Enhanced Coordination with Dispatch Electronic Capture of All Information, Including Signatures End Customers Improved Customer Experience Faster Response and Ticket Closing Better Visibility and Status Information Differentiator Driving Customer Loyalty Need to Consider Value Across the Enterprise
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  • 5 Mistakes to Avoid! Avoid these Common Mistakes
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  • How One Utility Optimized its Field Service
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  • One Enterprise Utility Customers Field Service CHALLENGES: With 4.4 million customers relying on quality and consistent service, this major utility company needed a way to properly manage the capacity of all of their technicians, avoiding wasted time and unnecessary cost. Harsh weather demanded the need for an open line of communication to customers experiencing outages to provide maintenance status updates and outage activity information. The company needed a way to manage technicians skills and inventory in advance, while maintaining the flexibility to approve and reject jobs at various stages. To maintain simplicity and effective information transfer, the company needed one solution to manage all aspects of their Field Services. Case Study
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  • One Enterprise Utility Customers Field Service SOLUTIONS: The company is now able to: Document and manage all cases & trouble tickets in a centralized location to manage daily operations. Plan and schedule all new implementations (Change Management Requests). This includes the ability to approve and reject the requested job at multiple stages, for various reasons. Requests are assigned out to specific implementation teams weeks in advance. Circuit Data is fully integrated with Field Service Management and is attached to each case, highlighting which critical customers are impacted to better deliver to defined SLAs. E-mails are generated to send alerts and updates regarding the status of any maintenance or outage activities, reducing the need to maintain multiple systems. Geocode data is incorporated with work orders to provide technicians with complete and accessible information. Case Study
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  • Field Service Management Solutions The FieldOne Sky Difference
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  • FieldOne Sky The most comprehensive feature set in the industry Flexible deployment options in the Cloud / hosted / on-premise, via any browser, and featuring native apps for any mobile device An open architecture for simplified integration with existing enterprise resources On-demand configuration driving rapid deployment, immediate business impact and strong ROI
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  • Leveraging a powerful platform
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  • FieldOne Sky Capabilities: Everything in One Platform
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  • FieldOne Sky Technology
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  • Challenge: Utility providers presently face high pressure to accommodate customer service requests and utility installation, all while cutting costs and adhering to strict regulations. Solution: FieldOne Sky optimizes the entire process, from customers to technicians, to meet these demands. Enterprise-class CRM organizes business processes alongside Field Service management in a single, unified system. Automated Routing maximizes utilization of company resources with complex algorithms, to ensure that the right people, equipment, and resources are in the right place at the right time. Automated workflow and data capture decrease time spent on paperwork, and maximize billable service time. FieldOne for Utilities
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  • Challenge: Demand for excellent customer service is particularly evident in the utilities industry, where effective and efficient technicians are the primary differentiator. Solution: FieldOne enables an excellent customer experience getting the job done on time and on budget. Schedule your technicians and inventory to ensure that the right people, with the right skills and resources, are in the right place at the right time. Provide your technicians with the information and resources to complete the job on their first visit. Store and access detailed customer information to provide a personal and consistent customer experience. FieldOne for Utilities
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  • The FieldOne Sky Difference
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  • The Difference: Visibility of your field organization On mobile and desktop: schedule and map views
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  • The Difference: Easy to build dashboards No coding required!
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  • The Difference: Data and metrics at your fingertips Integrate live data from the field
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  • The Difference: Powerful, integrated mobile NATIVE apps on all platforms, not browser based!
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  • Centralized mobile management platform! Mobile app for sub-contractors! The Difference: Native Apps, centrally managed
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  • The Difference: The Power of Automated Routing / Scheduling Decisions FieldOne's automated routing engine optimizes every job assignment decision, with complex algorithms that compare the potential outcomes of millions of permutations and re-computes them all, every time schedules change, to ensure the right person, with the right tools is assigned, every time! Among the hundreds of always changing variables that go into the equation Tech's skillsCurrent location Parts/ tools on hand Lunch hours Job Urgency Minimize Travel Estimated job duration Schedule Status Promised date & time window Vacation time Techs site certificates Techs medical cards Team Makeup Customer Availability Multi-day routing Start/ End Location Maximize work time Previous visit to job site Tech acceptance and many more
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  • The Difference: Auto-Routing and Scheduling Assistance
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  • The Difference: Internet Of Things (IOT) today
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  • Integrated Voice Response The Difference: IVR & Drone Capabilities In the field, in the air, live data
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  • The Difference: Customer Portals
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  • Blueprint Process tm 1. Utilize Mutual Success Agreement to manage Sales process and guide client in software selection 2. Determine the cost/benefit (ROI analysis) of utilizing FieldOne Sky 3. Engage professional services to scope project (SOW) 4. Utilize FieldOnes proven collaborative implementation approach 5. Manage service delivery using best practices (Project Portal) 6. Deploy to client organization leveraging FieldOnes Learning Management System (LMS) The Difference: Customer Engagement
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  • 36 FieldOne University is a cloud-based learning management system providing multi-media courseware and recommended learning paths for FieldOne users of all types. FieldOne University: A Complete Onine Learning and Training Center The Difference: FieldOne Sky University
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  • Guardian Alarm has been protecting families and businesses since 1930 and is the largest family owned and operated security company in North America. Guardian Alarm has more than 100,000 customers in the US and Canada. Fibernet a division of FPL Florida Power & Light company is the largest electric utility in Florida and one of the largest rate regulated utilities in the United States NAVCO is largest privately-held national electronic security system integrator in North America Peoples Trust is committed to making Florida homeowners insurance affordable by providing our customers with protection that emphasizes savings, security, and customers first. Koorsen installs and maintains the right fire protection and security systems for companies across a diverse set of industries. Koorsens technicians are fully certified and receive ongoing training in its nationally recognized training center at the Indianapolis headquarters. Active in 34 countries on 5 continents, Belron International is the biggest automotive glass repair and replacement company in the world. Carl Zeiss Meditec AG is one of the worlds leading medical technology companies. The company offers complete solutions to diagnose and treat ophthalmic diseases. In the field of microsurgery the company provides innovative visualization solutions. For nearly 50 years, Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems has been a leading supplier of Gas and Steam turbines to customers throughout North and South America and is dedicated to maximizing availability, reliability and profitability for Power Providers throughout the Americas. 120,786 EMPLOYEES, 55,000 Field service techs The largest privately-owned building technologies provider in the nation Today we still design, build and sell new homes, but we also do so much more. We provide finance for land purchasing, for example, and have a division dedicated to refurbishing and maintaining homes and communities across England, Scotland and Wales. The Difference: Our Global ENTERPRISE Customers
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  • What are the Next Steps?
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  • 3 Easy Steps to Success 1.2.3. Learn what pitfalls to avoid, see what your stakeholders should conisder, discover the unique opportunities for YOUR business model and processes throuugh our: MSA Mutual Success Agreement and Customized Demos
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  • We are here to help you Call Us!
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  • Thank You!