Webinar Recaps

Zinier CEO, Prateek Chakravarty, joins Vivek Joshi on the Aftermarket Champions Podcast to discuss challenges in field service, industry evolution, and firsthand experiences in Oil & Gas and utilities.

Understand why a user-friendly UI is critical to accelerating revenue velocity and cultivating long-lasting customer relationships.

Zinier Field Talk & Tacos' inaugural episode focused on boosting revenue velocity and customer relationships in the Telecom industry by prioritizing customer experience, process automation, human interactions in field services, and streamlined service delivery to reduce pre-install cancellations.

Join us for an insightful 30-minute webinar where we will introduce Zinier Essentials and Accelerator Solutions, a revolutionary suite of preconfigured software designed to empower Fiber-to-the-Premises (FTTP) operators in streamlining their field service management.

Join our summer webinar series, Field Talk & Tacos, to learn from real-world cases of field service management transformations and gain insights on process automation, customer experience, user-friendly UI, and data collection for transformative change.

Bridging the gap and empowering frontline workers through innovation and digital transformation is at the core of Zinier's mission, ensuring their recognition, safety, and efficiency in an evolving technological landscape.

You’ve heard the phrase “the new normal” many times over the past several months. You know that many things about your life and your work will be different, for a long time to come.Our crystal ball is fuzzy about most things but in the realm of field service, we benefit from seeing all of the experiences of our customers and partners. And that gives us confidence to offer some observations about how the new normal for field service is shaping up.

The field service industry is at an inflection point.Gone are the days when organizations could manage their operations with whiteboard schedules and analog phones. There are too many sites to visit, technicians to support, and data points to analyze.

In a perfect world, field service would run like clockwork. In the real world, field service is more like a mad scramble against time and unplanned obstacles. Technicians call in sick. Parts break down unexpectedly. Traffic jams turn into missed tasks and broken SLAs.

Technology is changing the way we work, with AI and automation supercharging the traditional workforce. Given the pace of innovation, what will that workforce look like in 10 years – and how should organizations start preparing today?