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Field Service and Installation Support
With over 40 engineers throughout the UK our engineering force
is able to offer a wide range of services from the installation
of communications equipment, or PCs and software, to diagnostics
and resolution of network problems.
Case Communications Help Desk and Engineers
Scheduling
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Wide coverage
As well as covering Case Communications' products our engineers
are skilled data communications and computer engineers, fully able
to undertake support on third party products.
Engineers scheduling
From our scheduling office based at Newbury, we organise field
engineering activities to ensure that critical timescale are adhered
to. This is especially critical where our customers need to tie
in several different suppliers, or when a cut over to new system
requires accurate timing.
Response times
Our field engineers are base throughout the UK and we can offer
a 4 hour response time to most of our customers within the UK. Through
our network of international resellers we are able to provide support
for multinational networks, in several countries.
Support contracts
We tailor our support contracts to try and match our customers
requirements, whether this be a 4 hour response, 24 hours a day
7 days a week, or a customer who only wishes to pay for time and
materials, we endeavour to accommodate our customers needs.
Range of activities
Our engineers are trained on a wide variety of computer and communications
products and can install and support PCs and software, or diagnose
and rectify faults on either local or wide area networking products.
Escalation procedures
Our engineers are trained on all of our products, with district
engineers providing higher-level technical support when the problem
is of a more difficult nature. If our district support engineer
is unable to resolve the problem, they will call for assistance
from our technical support engineer, who takes ownership of the
problem until resolution.
Base repair
Our field engineers are able to call upon our internal 'base
repair' facilities, enabling them to replace modules within
the field and to work with our base repair engineers in determining
why those modules might have failed.
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