Part Availability Affects Service Quality and Cost

Was the right part available? Was it in the right place? Were planning and execution working from the same priorities? When they aren’t, the impact shows up fast. Repeat visits, costly expedites, missed commitments, and unhappy customers. In fact, research shows that part unavailability is the leading reasons for second and third service visits. Better service starts upstream. Connect planning with execution so you can make smarter decisions around cost, risk, part availability, and customer impact. Read the full white paper here: https://lnkd.in/gF2wxv9i

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A technician arrives on time. The part doesn’t. Is that really a Field Service problem? Hidden Truth #2 from Anton Chilton's Missed Opportunities whitepaper challenges us to look upstream: service performance is an orchestration problem. Aberdeen found that incorrect or missing parts were the leading reason for a second or third service visit. Why does this matter? Because the customer experience is determined long before a technician arrives. Parts availability. Inventory positioning. Logistics. Installed Base data. Technician readiness. Customer commitments. Optimizing any one of them in isolation only gets you so far. The opportunity is to connect planning and execution so parts, people, processes, and data work together toward the same service outcome. Explore Hidden Truth #2: https://lnkd.in/gdMHktFh #ServiceSupplyChain #FieldService #FirstTimeFix

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Andrea, repeat visits are painful, planning and parts need to line up first

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