Future of Field Service
UNSCRIPTED
The UNSCRIPTED podcast takes an honest look at how business leaders are evolving, innovating, and overcoming today’s biggest challenges. With discussions focused on the firsthand perspective of leaders across industries and around the globe, you gain a front row seat to the tales of the trials and triumphs they experience as they modernize their businesses – and themselves. This podcast is hosted by Sarah Nicastro, who has more than 15 years’ tenure covering business transformation, technology, and leadership trends.
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Is The Field Service Talent Gap Partially Your Fault? 10.04.2019 42:55
Roy Dockery, VP of Customer Care at Swisslog Healthcare, joins Sarah to give his take on why field service organizations need to take more control over the talent gap. Roy has an interesting perspective that we don’t, in fact, have so much of a talent gap as an experience gap. He shares practical insights for more effective recruiting.
Otis Elevator’s Service Transformation Strategy 02.04.2019 33:46
Tony Black, VP of Service Business and Field Operations at Otis Elevator, joins Sarah to discuss the company’s service transformation strategy. Tony has spent more than 30 years at Otis and provides a look into how Otis makes its employees feel valued, equips them with tools to enable success, and works to manage change.
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