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    Zinier Expands AI-Driven Automation to Field Service

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    May 17, 2019
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      Control and coordination of field operations staff and contractors has long been a challenge for a good many enterprises. With all those moving parts and roles—especially for large enterprises—good management software that can keep up with changes and last-minute decisions has been hard to come by.

      With this in mind, San Francisco-based software provider Zinier this week introduced a new product called Intelligent Service Automation and Control (ISAC), an AI-driven platform enabling field service organizations to operate more efficiently.

      Through its machine learning and analytics capabilities, ISAC helps organizations optimize every aspect of their field service operations, resulting in the highest levels of automation-driven outcomes.

      As the volume and complexity of field service requests continue to rise, organizations are always looking for ways to drive efficiency and lay the groundwork for continued growth. At the same time, technology trends—such as 5G in telecom and a sharp increase in the number of IoT-connected devices—are creating a flood of new data streams, forcing organizations to move away from manual methods of collecting, analyzing, and acting on data.

      Zinier’s ISAC platform uses machine learning to analyze data and provide real-time insights, driving productivity and enabling customers to inject automation into every step of the service delivery chain. By comparing a constant flow of field data against historical trends, ISAC is able to recommend the best course of action at any given time. With its flexible, open architecture, customers can apply AI to specific use cases, whether it’s scanning a closeout package for anomalies or recommending a stock transfer by predicting parts required for a work order and an individual technician’s parts on-hand.

      With ISAC as the foundation, field service organizations can easily build AI solutions for the use cases most important to them. All they need to do is determine the scope, criteria, and threshold for AI recommendations, and ISAC will take it from there.

      Key features/benefits of ISAC include:

      • Flexible, configurable platform: Unlike legacy solutions that can take months to update, ISAC was designed with flexibility and scalability in mind. Instead of being limited to a few use cases, customers can configure the features to apply AI to their operations by defining criteria and letting ISAC evaluate data accordingly.
      • Real-Time AI recommendations: ISAC is constantly running in the background, observing user actions and providing recommendations. In some cases, ISAC will immediately implement a recommendation once it has been accepted by the user. In other cases, it will suggest a course of action for a back-office coordinator or field technician.
      • Integrations: Organizations can easily connect all of their critical systems using Zinier’s set of APIs and integrations, ensuring that all relevant information is factored into each recommendation and insight.

      Zinier’s ISAC platform is available now. For more information, go here.

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