Civil Engineering Firm Network Plus Overhauls Delivery of UK Field Services
One of the UK’s largest utility contractors, Network Plus, which also helps a number of network operators to deploy full fibre broadband infrastructure, has appointed workforce management firm Totalmobile to overhaul how it manages and delivers its field services across the country.
The “collaboration” will see Network Plus deploying new work order management, mobile working, and dynamic scheduling solutions to support the delivery of essential utility and infrastructure services across the United Kingdom.
The goal is to streamline core processes with integrated digital solutions, which should boost productivity, increase workforce agility, and improve the experience for both its workforce and end customers – impacting operations spanning over 80 depots and sites.
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Joe Erling, Spokesperson for Network Plus, said:
“Investment in the Totalmobile platform is a key step in enhancing efficiency across both our back-office operations and field delivery teams at Network Plus. By deploying work order management, automated dynamic scheduling, and configurable mobile forms, we will achieve significant improvements across contracts, which will ultimately support our wider strategic growth ambitions.”
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