Use your data to increase task per day rate
Posted on August 19, 2015 by Michelle James
Posted on August 19, 2015 by Michelle James
Although scheduling systems are designed to increase efficiency they only allow you to allocate a pre- determined time slot to an operative’s day. How do you know that the time-slots for each job are correct?
More often than not, we see variations between the times your operatives record and the actual time it takes to complete a job.
This can cause a number of problems for your business.
How variations occur
Most field based organisations rely on their field teams to tell them how long a job takes. This should produce accurate results but in reality variations often occur. Here are examples of how this happens;
You already have the solution
By matching your scheduling software with data already collected by your tracking systems, we can help you understand true task duration, increase task per day rates and free up your operatives’ time with automatic data feeds.
Benefits to accuracy
To find out more about how accurate task duration can help your operations call us on 0121 232 8050.
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