Tag Archive for: work order

With workers spread over a number of sites, timesheets to maintain, compliance audits and activities to schedule and tenants to please, facilities management can be a bit of a headache. That’s why we created ServiceMaster. It’s an integrated solution to maintaining your scheduled workload, responding quickly and effectively to unexpected events or damage, and maintaining an […]

There are a few different work order management apps on the market, and what many people don’t realise is that they aren’t limited to the mobile CAFM solution that comes with their back-office systems. The thing is; a CRM is designed for a specific job; they exist to manage the data about your customer base; […]

With facilities management comes a wealth of different projects, systems and maintenance activities, usually meaning you manage a number of different teams and contractors, and each property with its own tenants, who all make demands on your time, your attention and the facilities and budgets at your disposal. Our mobile field service app, ServiceMaster, gives […]

Once, in years gone by, making your business mobile was left to the big dogs – companies with huge budgets who could invest in the expensive technologies and server space necessary for making mobile working possible. Team members had to be given specialist equipment. It was a clunky and often frustrating process accessing the data […]

Whatever your industry, ensuring effective mobile workforce management system – particularly if your organisation involves mobile working – is vital, but there are a number of things to consider. In days gone by businesses required professional offices to succeed – a place that workforces performed their tasks side by side, and where out-of-office workers delivered […]

When you are looking at implementing a mobile work order management solution for your organisation there are a lot of factors to consider – and we have seen many businesses making these same mistakes again and again. Here we are going to discuss the top ten mistakes we’ve seen being made, and how to avoid them. The most common feedback I get is that customers are not seeing the operating cost reduction they expected and in particular, the negative affect unnecessary visits have on their ROI.