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Delivering on a promise
Field Service Business editor Dannielle Furness spoke with Zak Saboune, Founder and General Manager of Service Today, on some of the issues inherent in running a mobile team of 70.
[ + ]Disparate vs complete systems
When starting your dream business, growth doesn't happen overnight. It takes a lot of hard work, time and drive to build and sustain a successful business. One of the things many new businesses find difficult, or sometimes do not consider at all, is finding an information system that will support the entire enterprise, both now and into the future.
[ + ]Business in the age of BYOD
Between increasing operational cost, staff turnover, budget constraints and pressure to deliver products and services faster, today's field service managers need to act on opportunities quickly. [ + ]
Technology trends survey — where's your industry heading?
What's happening in your industry? Have your say in our Technology Trends survey. [ + ]
Adopting apps essential to safety
The emergence of new applications for mobile devices is creating a safer environment and benefiting everyone in the chain — from drivers through to fleet managers — across a range of logistics and transport fields.
[ + ]Hitting the ERP jackpot
For more than half a century the Ainsworth name has been synonymous with the gaming industry. In 1995, Len Ainsworth founded the company with a commitment to become the leading manufacturer and supplier of gaming solutions in Australia and around the world.
[ + ]Improving data centre speed and efficiency
Cloud computing and bandwidth-intensive applications have made the data centre more important than ever, and managers want to squeeze every last bit of performance out of its architecture, even down to the connector level. [ + ]
All-Energy Australia 2015 program released
All-Energy Australia's 2015 program will focus on the themes of technology and innovation, featuring experts and leading exhibitors from across the global clean energy sector. [ + ]
Rules to live by to avoid a shock
For those who work with electricity, there is always a risk of electric shock, which can be fatal. But there are a few basic 'rules' you can follow that will dramatically increase your safety at work. [ + ]
Nipping workplace politics in the bud
The success of every organisation depends on its personnel, so allowing conflict to fester can ultimately take down your entire operation. [ + ]
Managing your business finances
It's the new financial year and a good time to get your business finances in order. Understanding your financial position will help you to create sustainability and growth for your business. [ + ]
Taking care of business
Another financial year has come and gone and this year's federal Budget featured some significant breaks for small business, including tax cuts and red-tape reduction. Don't wait till next year to investigate what it means for your business and how you can reap the rewards. [ + ]
The new driving dangers — selfies and watching telly
Sigh. Are we really this stupid? New research by the Institute of Advanced Motorists (IAM) reveals the shocking extent to which drivers use their phones and tablets to take selfies, make video calls and watch videos while driving in the United Kingdom. [ + ]
Australians lead the way in roadshaming
It looks like dash cams are being put to good use in Australia with global bad driver behaviour website Roadshamer.com reporting that Aussies are the world leaders in uploading photos and videos of road users. [ + ]
From operator to optimiser
As the tech market reaches new heights and efficiency becomes ever more scoped as a crucial objective, the challenge is on to take field service management capability to the next level. [ + ]