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Exel are encouraged by the positive response to its Eagle Scheduling Board at the Service Management Expo held at the Birmingham NEC on 20th-21st September 2011.
Exel are encouraged by the positive response to its Eagle Scheduling Board at the Service Management Expo held at the Birmingham NEC on 20th-21st September 2011.
Exel Computer Systems, the UK based author and developer of the Eagle Field Service Management (FSM) system, has launched its new Assisted Scheduler functionality within Eagle. According to Exel, the Assisted Scheduler represents the next generation of FSM scheduling combining class leading functionality with unparalleled usability.
The subject of integration of service management systems with enterprise-wide solutions and the potential to achieve company-wide benefits is discussed by Dennis Flower in the March/April edition of Service Management magazine.
Customers of software providers are increasingly demanding they deliver full support to optimise the potential of their products and enhance the role of service within client's business, says Steve Downton.
Exel Computer Systems plc announced it received very strong interest in its Eagle FSM solution during the company's successful debut at the Service Management Exhibition at the NEC.
Exel Computer Systems, a leading UK based author and developer of business management system extends its expertise into Eagle Field Service, an advanced and flexible Field Service Management (FSM) solution.
Exel Managing Director, Rue Dilhe, explains that the new system provides real-time information and resources to field based engineers, delivered direct to their mobile or touch screen device.
Business is increasingly being carried out by people on the move. Success for many manufacturers is therefore directly related to their ability to do the business of business, wherever and whenever they happen to be.