ViryaNet Launches New User Experience for Mobile Field Application
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Ensuring Efficiency and
ViryaNet G4 enables processing of work, and bidirectional communication between the field and a dispatch center, via an intelligent mobile application, ensuring that field service workers remain efficient and productive throughout the day.
Providing a simple and rich user experience that is easier to learn, more efficient to use, and enhances the existing functionality of the mobile field application, so that – online or offline – field service workers can understand what work is required, review routes and reach work sites, and access site and product history information. In addition, work progress, expenses, parts usage, and timesheets can be reported from the field.
For more than 10 years,
“This new user experience for the mobile field application is the latest in a long line of innovations for ViryaNet,” stated
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