© tetronik GmbH. All rights reserved.
© tetronik GmbH. All rights reserved.
In the production environment, reacting too late to malfunctions or failures can result in immense losses and consequential damage. If a production line in the automotive industry comes to a standstill, the cold storage warehouse of a caterer breaks down or the editorial server of the daily newspaper crashes, it should be possible to reach a specialized service technician quickly. But who is familiar with the defective system and is also on duty?
Valuable minutes often pass while calling a number of contacts until someone competent is finally found. The better solution is an internal, 24/7-staffed service number that effectively saves time and effort in these critical situations.
Tina works in the production department of a large dairy. When she observes a defect in the portioning machine while working on the assembly line, she immediately dials the number for the internal service hotline.
The DAKS alarm server forwards the call in parallel to all active service technicians until an employee answers the call. DAKS can interrupt less urgent telephone calls that are already in progress. If for some reason no technicians are available, the broadcast call can also be escalated to supervisors to ensure a speedy response.
Technician Max is the first to answer the broadcast call and receives all the necessary information about the defect and the affected machine via announcement and display message. If he has any further questions, he can use a confirmation button to establish a direct voice connection to Tina. Equipped with all the necessary data and tools, Max can go directly to the affected machine without any unnecessary delays, rectify the fault and get production up and running again in no time.
At the end of the last day shift, DAKS automatically switches to standby mode and calls only the number of the service technicians who are on standby for incoming calls. During a change of duty within the on-call time, Jens reports himself "active" via his terminal device when he starts his shift and thus automatically replaces his predecessor Max. Max then receives a call from DAKS with the announcement that his on-call duty has ended.
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