Rearden's Bar：利用物联网简化运营
用例
- 人员跟踪与监控
- 时间敏感网络
服务
- 培训
关于客户
里尔登酒吧 (Rearden's Bar) 于 1835 年首次开业，是爱尔兰科克的著名地标。它位于繁华的华盛顿街，被誉为科克最大的现场音乐和娱乐酒吧场所，吸引了来自爱尔兰各地的现场表演。酒吧还欢迎体育爱好者在大屏幕上观看现场比赛。 Rearden's 酒吧在 9 个地点拥有 400 多名员工，是一个活动中心，拥有各种场所供顾客享受，无论是喝一杯鸡尾酒还是跳舞放松一下。酒吧的墙壁上装饰着历史悠久的 GAA 和橄榄球比赛节目和门票，象征着其对体育和爱尔兰根深蒂固的热情。
挑战
Rearden's Bar 是爱尔兰科克市的热门娱乐场所，尽管取得了成功，但仍面临着一些运营挑战。九个分支机构拥有 400 多名员工，管理层发现日程安排是一项艰巨的任务。使用 Excel 创建日程安排效率低且耗时，尤其是对于跨地点的共享员工而言。此外，当员工预订休假时，找到具有必要经验的合适替代者是一项重大挑战。管理层还希望更准确地监控员工时间，以更好地承担责任和遵守规定。他们需要一个集中式系统来存储所有必要的文档，以便在需要时轻松访问。此外，手动输入工资数据经常会导致错误，导致问题反复出现，并因工资不正确而引起员工不满。
解决方案
Rearden's Bar 实施了 Bizimply（一种劳动力管理软件）来解决他们的运营挑战。该软件极大地改进了调度，允许管理层创建流行的轮班时间并区分不同的酒吧位置，以便更好地了解员工分配。该软件还可以更准确地监控时间和出勤情况，从而实现始终准确的工资单。成本的实时可见性帮助企业更有效地安排员工时间，实现员工数量和客户需求之间的平衡。人力资源团队可以将所有员工文档安全可靠地存储在其 Bizimply 帐户中，确保合规性并在需要时轻松访问。该软件还简化了入职清单和员工培训提醒，为团队节省了大量时间。
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