移动绩效管理让海事工人保持联系
公司规模
Large Corporate
国家
- Worldwide
产品
- NetMotion Mobility Mobile Performance Management software
技术栈
- Mobile Performance Management software
- VPN connections
实施规模
- Enterprise-wide Deployment
影响指标
- Productivity Improvements
- Digital Expertise
技术
- 应用基础设施与中间件 - API 集成与管理
适用行业
- 海洋与航运
适用功能
- 现场服务
- 维护
用例
- 远程资产管理
- 实时定位系统 (RTLS)
服务
- 系统集成
- 软件设计与工程服务
关于客户
Heinen & Hopman 是一家海洋工业专家，设计、制造和安装空调、通风、中央供暖和制冷系统。该公司已为全球 10,000 多艘船舶提供产品 — 不仅包括商用船舶，还包括最先进的海军舰艇、超级游艇和海上平台。Heinen & Hopman 的装配工每天都使用手机、笔记本电脑和平板电脑来完成工作。他们需要稳定、可靠和安全的互联网连接才能使用应用程序，例如他们正在工作的船舶的 3D 可视化。装配工主要在造船厂和其他偏远地区工作，经常遇到网络连接不佳的情况，并且经常出现连接中断的情况。
挑战
海英和霍普曼是一家专门从事海洋行业的公司，该公司面临的挑战是，他们的装配工在工作现场遇到了连接问题。装配工每天都使用手机、笔记本电脑和平板电脑来完成工作。他们需要稳定、可靠和安全的互联网连接才能使用应用程序，例如他们正在工作的船舶的 3D 可视化。由于装配工主要在造船厂和其他偏远地区工作，他们经常不得不处理网络连接不良的问题，并且经常遇到连接中断的情况。对于 IT 顾问来说，重新建立连接很容易，但对于项目经理或装配工来说，这是一项耗时的苦差事。必须反复重新建立 VPN 连接意味着他们浪费了大量时间，同时他们无法访问所需的最新基本信息。有一段时间，工人们试图在笔记本电脑上携带静态版本的图纸以供现场使用，但如果没有可靠的连接和同步，图纸就会过时。
解决方案
Heinen & Hopman 向 NetMotion 实施合作伙伴 NetBoss BV 寻求帮助，后者提供了移动解决方案 — NetMotion 移动性能管理软件的一部分。在成功验证概念后，该软件投入生产。装配工立即能够随时随地访问重要数据。现在，工人可以从任何地方访问有关船舶的重要数据，而不会中断。他们可以随身携带设备，这意味着他们不需要经常回到码头或岸上的办公室。设置基于软件的移动基础设施可以快速创建策略。这些策略会根据某些条件自动生效。例如，当连接为 3G 或更低时，只允许使用主要应用程序。由于只有关键应用程序使用可用带宽，这些策略可确保它们继续良好运行。当连接发生变化时，会话将继续在后台运行，这意味着无需再次登录。
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