ConnectX 2019
Sitetracker announced the release of a comprehensive “Work Management” module to its project and asset management platform today at WIA’s Connectivity Expo in Orlando.
“The addition of Work Management to the core Sitetracker platform underscores our belief that the telecom industry needs a single end-to-end solution to manage cycle times efficiently,” said Giuseppe Incitti, CEO of Sitetracker. “Now with Sitetracker Work Management, our customers can dispatch the right people, tools, and assets to the right place at the right time to ensure the fastest deployment, maintenance, and break-fix resolution cycles in the industry.”
Incitti said the new platform helps the end-users:
- Improve first-time fix rates
- Create automated maintenance schedules
- Accurately match people’s unique skills with job needs
- Easily dispatch crews to the right site at the right time
“With features like preventative maintenance, ticket management, inventory & asset tracking, and dispatching, we anticipate our customers using our Work Management module for new and exciting use cases,” said Tim May, CTO & Co-Founder of Sitetracker. “This latest release will streamline operations and capitalize on individuals unique skillsets and strengths to set new industry benchmarks and keep you ahead of your competition.”
Turn-key service provider, Tower Engineering Professionals (TEP), CEO Andy Haldane, said: “We’re the company we are now because we have always looked at the bigger picture. We’ve delivered value to our customers by manually making sure that we have the right people on the right projects. But, in the current growth climate, with shrinking margins and more high-volume projects than ever before, we need to be smarter about how we leverage our teams’ expertise while optimizing their time in the field. Sitetracker’s Work Management solution,” said Haldane, “will allow us to take control of not only the how, but the who and the what in one single view.”
Sitetracker will be exhibiting at ConnectX in Booth A & 207/306.
May 20, 2019
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