Optimizing the Mobile Experience. AGNI ANANDA Director, Innovation & Enablement, ServiceMax GE Digital
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2 Optimizing the Mobile Experience AGNI ANANDA Director, Innovation & Enablement, ServiceMax GE Digital
3 State of Mobility
4 Why Mobile? Competition Customer Expectations Service Requests Do more with Less Impactful Customer Relationships
5 Mobile Addresses Field Service Challenges Use Cases Accept work orders quickly Navigate to customer site Query trunk stock Search knowledgebase Debrief work order Capture signature Upsell to customer
6 Mobility is Top of Mind for Service Leaders Leaders are 71% more likely than Followers to have a standardized mobile strategy across the organization Service Mobility: The Right Technology For The Tech, Aberdeen Jul 2014
7 Top Service Performance Influenced by Mobility Leaders vs Followers 46% Higher First-time Fix Rate 20% Higher CSAT Rate >2x Annual Productivity Improvement Mobile Field Service: Connectivity Drives Success by Tom Paquin, Jan 2017
8 ServiceMax Mobile
9 TECHNICIAN ENABLEMENT Field Service App the field-ready mobile experience Table stakes Stand out Differentiate SCHEDULING & ROUTING SERVICE DELIVERY CUSTOMER DELIGHT Calendar Navigation Work descriptions Debrief invoicing IoT Diagnostics Parts Lookup, Orders, Consumption RMAs Collaboration Knowledgebase Entitlements Auto pricing and quotes Checklists, data collection Installed Base Management ONLINE OFFLINE
10 Field Service Mobility Platform Targeted and Optimized Calendar/Appointments Map Search Notifications Work Summary, Asset Summary Highly Configurable and Customizable Custom Form and Data Capture Custom Workflows Specialized hardware and device integration
11 Intuitive Field Service app for Windows Hybrids & Tablets Increase technician productivity and customer satisfaction
12 Best Practices for Mobile Deployment
13 5Guiding Principles 1. Develop your data strategy 2. Select the right device 3. Understand the constraints 4. Lead with best UI practices 5. Change Management
14 Identify Data That You Need
15 Reduce the complexity of your solution
16 Understand the disconnected state
17 5Guiding Principles 1. Develop your data strategy 2. Select the right device 3. Understand the constraints 4. Lead with best UI practices 5. Change Management
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19 Understand the needs of a technician ServiceMax implementation teams can help guide you on the best choices multiple options 19
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21 5Guiding Principles 1. Develop your data strategy 2. Select the right device 3. Understand the constraints 4. Lead with best UI practices 5. Change Management
22 Mobile Offline Sync Engine Smart Sync for extended offline use Designed for Field Service Consistent business processes & workflow Device-targeted functionality
23 Mobile Sync Enhancements Sync Gateway Sync Gateway High performance cloud to cloud connectivity with Force Increased number of asynchronous connections/interactions with Force All data transformation and assembly completed at Sync Gateway Binary transfer between Sync Gateway and mobile app Cache shared data at the Sync Gateway*
24 Mobile Sync Enhancements Continued Run Sync when app is in background or device is locked Multi-threaded, high performance sync tasks
25 Mobile Sync Enhancements Continued Run Sync when app is in background or device is locked Multi-threaded, high performance sync tasks Bi-Directional Web Service Custom Action
26 Mobile Sync Enhancements Continued Run Sync when app is in background or device is locked Multi-threaded, high performance sync tasks Server initiated messages and tasks Server initiated messages and tasks
27 Sync Performance Profile Reports
28 Sync Performance Profile Reports
29 5Guiding Principles 1. Develop your data strategy 2. Select the right device 3. Understand the constraints 4. Lead with UI best practices 5. Change Management
30 What is UX, Anyway? UX UI UI UI
31 Simplify End User Experience Simple & consistent navigation to provide a clear path to results 31
32 Minimize Cognitive Load Don t make me think! Ambiguity leads to errors.
33 Screen Design Principles Limit presentation of fields the tech doesn t need every day Hide secondary information in an Action Don t design for the edge cases. Focus on the primary task Consider environment, target device, and technician expertise Think goals, not fields: What does the user need to know? What action do you want the user to take?
34 It s all about forms Don t ask users to fill out long and complicated forms 34
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37 Forms Dos & DON Ts DO Limit Text entry use checkboxes and selectors Order fields to reflect technician workflow Use sections to break up long forms Use same tense for all labels Don t mix past and present: Parts in use and Labor provided Don t Overload the form Limit pulldown menu items ( <=10) Don t mix questions with statements Use passive language in menus and actions Order Parts better than Parts Ordering
38 Forms Dos & DON Ts DO Make messages clear and actionable Example : You must enter at least one labor line item before you can close this work order is better than Status can not equal closed when labor lines equals 0. Don t Use quick save. It is deprecated. Avoid using multiple views High likelihood tech will not remember to switch views Clearly state who to contact in case of a problem Contact Angie Mellencraft at is better than Contact
39 Actions should use active language Use imperative mood for action text; Send Update, Process Order, etc. Avoid Ambiguity Ready To Invoice is a status, not an action
40 5Guiding Principles 1. Develop your mobile strategy 2. Select the right device 3. Understand the constraints 4. Lead with UI best practices 5. Change Management
41 Change Management 1. Assess the change 2. Engage the head and the heart 3. Create your change agent network 4. Lead through the resistance 5. Lead through the adoption life cycle
42 Play a tune that resonates to individuals
43 Tailor the message Sales & Marketing Why should they care? Better Visibility Accurate Billing Improved Reporting New Leads What else can I tell you? Field Technicians A new solution Makes Work Easier No Need for Fear More Information Higher NPS What else can I tell you? Customers Focused on you Fixed the First Time Exceed Expectations Improved Experience What else can I tell you?
44 Identify the Right Change Agents
45 Identify the Right Change Agents A willingness to embrace change
46 Identify the Right Change Agents The desire to participate
47 Create a Communication Plan
48 Newsletters Executive interviews / videos Survey needs active engagement Chatter / Yammer/ Intranet Pilots/ demonstrations Use engineers on the steering committee end user feedback Lunch and learns Road shows / town hall meetings Create some buzz regularly!
49 Take The Next Step Visit the ServiceMax Mobile demo booth Review the ServiceMax Mobile datasheet at servicemax.com/resources Visit to compare various device options
50 Thank You
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