Excellent service
with structured information.

Service is a decisive and increasingly important factor for corporate success. Do you want to achieve higher profits and retain and win satisfied, loyal customers? Then you should optimize and expand your service with providing structured service information.

No matter which service strategy you pursue, a decisive prerequisite for successful service is the availability of the right information at the ‘point of need’ and ‘moment of need’: product- and task-specific, tailored to the level of training with an intelligent user and rights concept. And this along the entire service process – from the request/fault report to diagnosis, spare parts ordering, dispatching and execution to invoicing and analysis.

Challenges and potentials in service

As diverse as the service offerings are, so are the levers for improving service: We find individual solutions to all complex processes and problems in service, enabling you to provide efficient and excellent service and thus achieve higher profits and win satisfied customers.

Service information

Maturity Model for the Service

This maturity model describes the provision of service information from simple static provision, through dynamic provision of automatically networked information, to the platform for knowledge exchange and the digital information twin.

Our Services

We take your service to the next level:

  • Goal-setting workshop: Development of strategic and operational goals for your service.
  • Information Needs Analysis: Identification of the information needs of all information creators and users along the Service Customer Journey
  • Information Landscape: Inventory of available information

  • System Landscape: Inventory of all systems in use
  • Metadata concept (knowledge graph): Development and implementation of a semantic, machine-readable knowledge network that links heterogeneous information from different databases
  • Information processes: Inventory of current processes for planning, researching, recording, releasing, translating, providing and archiving information
  • Access, roles and rights concept: development and implementation of a consistent concept for controlled access to information for internal and external users
  • Service knowledge: definition of the processes for capturing, maintaining and providing service knowledge by and for the service community
  • Information harvesting: Extraction, refinement and provision of relevant information from your digital assets such as service tickets or service reports.

Contact

Dr. Stefan Bradenbrink
Senior Consultant

Team Stefan Bradenbrink