Do you speak machine? Your customers may need you to
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Service technicians need to learn to speak machine and work closely with automation, writes Mark Homer from ServiceMax
Mark Homer is SVP Corporate Development and Head of Global Customer Transformation at ServiceMax. He has 25 years of experience in the software and technology industry; spending the last ten focused on driving sales, partner channels and business development in the global service sector. Prior to joining ServiceMax, Mark was COO at ServicePower Business Solutions (SVR), where he spearheaded technology and product development for scheduling, optimization and field service operations and led the digital strategy for M2M and IoT connected services.
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