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There’s always room to improve your business. Having the right knowledge at the right time can be just what you need to get an edge over your competitors. In our blog, we explore the latest industry trends and offer deeper dives into the field service management business. Look around, and you might just find the advantage you’re looking for.
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Little-Known Ways Service Management Software Can Affect Every Job Role
Businesses are quickly waking up to the benefits of field service management. In fact, the global field service management market is expected to grow from $2.8 billion in 2019 to $5.9 billion by 2024.
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Our Top Marketing Picks for Contractors Looking to Increase Leads and ROI
Are you curious about how you can use marketing to improve your business? Let’s dive into what the experts are saying. We recently came across an article by the marketing group Blue Corona that lays out some helpful advice for contractors.
Can Field Service Software Improve Your Operations?
Unorganized systems are costing business owners more time and money than most realize. In fact, low employee engagement alone is costing businesses an estimated $7 trillion in lost productivity. At the same time, manual systems are leading to botched jobs, mistakes, and lost paperwork.
Technology vs. Paper: Why Service Contractor Software Always Wins
There’s a common question floating in the minds of many field service business owners: Should I stick with what I know or start embracing technology?
Give Field Technicians These Tips for a Better Customer Experience
A positive customer service experience is at the heart of every thriving business. In fact, poor customer service costs businesses an estimated $75 billion per year. For contract service businesses, that means it’s important to promote outstanding customer service through every job, phone call, and interaction.
Attracting the Next Gen to the Service Contractor Industry
If you’ve been working as a service contractor for a while, you probably already realize there’s a skills shortage in the industry. As the baby boomers who once fed the service contractor industry exit the field, they’re expected to leave 30 million jobs unfilled.
How Can You Reduce Callbacks for Service Jobs?
Overall, Callbacks are not good for the back account of any service business. Callbacks will typically cost you more money, potentially harm your company’s reputation and even cause a once loyal customer to doubt the capability of their regular technician.
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