In recent years, cloud computing and the Internet of Things has profoundly changed the way infrastructure is built. The traditional production of information technology operations and maintenance was essentially a “passive operation and maintenance” mode where end-user failure is reported to the production manager, then assigned to operations and maintenance personnel to deal with the failure. This was an inefficient way to address the failure repair, inspection and maintenance pressures and was a great waste of resources.
Therefore, the use of Internet of Things technology for equipment to improve efficiency is an inevitable trend of business development.
• Manage customer organization
• Manage device deployment information
• Assign customer work orders
• Track work order processing progress
• Monitor O&M staff activities
• Real-time monitoring of equipment conditions
• Client electronic ticket generation
• Problem Complaints
• Receive work orders in real time
• Report task processing progress
• Query knowledge base
Customer incidents can be reported by traditional telephone or QR codes which are convenient, fast and avoids delayed repair due to phone call failure.
Customers can track the progress of repairs in confidence, thus elevating the customers service experience.
Collecting customers’ suggestions and opinions provides greater understand of what customers want to better solve their concerns in a timely manner.
A wide variety of self-service equipment models are available. Switch to advanced information management tools for easier equipment management.
Equipment O&M work is assigned through online centralized management with progress tracking enabled. Workloads can be quantified and easy to assess.
Product training materials, maintenance manuals, and instruction documents are sent to O&M staff through information management channels to assist O&M personnel in utilizing the information effectively in their work.
Real-time monitoring of equipment operation data, real-time equipment fault alarms, and establishment of a closed-loop fault monitoring O&M system.
Establishing equipment life-cycle files to implement complete life-cycle management of equipment from factory, use, maintenance to offline states.
Monitor the use of equipment supplies, predict the supply replenishment, advance notification of O&M staff, prepare supplies for customers in a timely manner, and proactively serve customers.
Customer repair work orders can be automatically assigned to operations and maintenance personnel. This is done via mobile providing anytime, anywhere convenience with information on customer, contact, location, equipment failure codes and possible solutions.
Proper management of the knowledge base gives operations and maintenance personnel ready access to operation manuals and solutions to common problems at any time through the mobile terminal, thereby facilitating remote knowledge sharing.