Wednesday, January 15, 2014

Taft Engineering Goes Mobile!

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Case Study on Taft Engineering

"Overall, the systems has proven to be an extraordinary asset to the company and our day-to-day operations."
-Cory Hesterwerth, Product Support Manager

Taft Engineering Company Profile

Headquartered in Centennial, Colorado since 1998, Taft Engineering is a rapidly growing company that was having difficulty managing paper forms due to common setbacks such as time lapses and inconsistencies. Taft Engineering is a Manufacturer’s Representative firm for premium HVAC and plumbing companies.

Business Problem

Like many other paper-based companies, paper was weighing their company down. Business operations such as accounting and customer correspondence posed a challenge for the company.  
According to Cory’s experiences, “having a lag in receiving paperwork and the inconsistency that it offered made it difficult to communicate with the customer”.  

The mounds of paperwork not only slowed down their operations and productivity, but were also slowing down the growth process of their rapidly growing company.  They searched for a solution and found their cost saving solution through Allegiance Technology.

Solution

Allegiance Technology put the money back in their pockets. Taft was losing too much money with its paper form processes, therefore by integrating tablets and a software solution Allegiance ultimately eliminated all paperwork for Taft. 


It is also very easy to learn.  Cory states that “John Hill offered awesome guidance in getting under way with the tablets”. Allegiance offers any interested business a free demonstration of our solution as well as any assistance for current clients with integrating our solutions properly into your business. 

The write-to-text feature caught their attention. Cory points out that “the user friendliness of the write-to-text function was a big question for us but it has proven to be very easy to use and accurate”. Taft’s technicians write on the tablets just like they use to on the paper forms. Another feature that the service techs at Taft use is the camera feature where the techs can take pictures with the tablet and attach them to their work orders. Each and every day Taft utilizes the tablets to process the work orders, along with any picture from the job sites or documentation of site visits.


Results

“Our main focus with moving to the Allegiance system was to streamline the service side of our business. Having work orders completed accurately and in a timely fashion has proven to be an invaluable solution. Customers receive timely updates of work performed, accounting can invoice out on the day of service in most cases.”
-Cory Hesterwerth

Friday, January 10, 2014

Motion Computing tablet survives Polar Vortex!

What happens when a polar vortex descends on the United States?

We freeze a Motion Computing tablet of course!



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Tuesday, January 07, 2014

Johnson County (KS) Fire Dept. purchases rugged Motion Computing tablets


Congratulations to Johnson County (KS) Fire Dept. on their purchase of two Motion Computing J3500 Tablet PCs for use in their Engine and Quint.

Their Assistant Chief, Andy, met us at the 2013 FHETS and arranged to get a demo unit. The demo went very well and they bought two units in December and will purchase 7 more in 2014. Thanks for choosing Allegiance Technology!

To learn how your department can try a demo Tablet PC, call Mark at 215-441-5580 x100.

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