利用物联网彻底改变 Fitzsimons Temple Bar 的员工管理
用例
- 人员跟踪与监控
- 时间敏感网络
服务
- 系统集成
关于客户
Fitzsimons Temple Bar 是位于都柏林 Temple Bar 区的著名派对场所。该场地共五层楼，提供多种体验，包括多家酒吧、现场音乐、可欣赏 Temple Bar 壮丽景色的屋顶花园以及周末夜总会。 Fitzsimons 餐厅每周开放七个晚上，是参加都柏林派对的人和游客的热门选择。该场馆由总经理 Krisztina Hegedus 管理，负责监督日常运营并确保业务顺利运行。
挑战
Fitzsimons Temple Bar 是都柏林颇受欢迎的夜生活场所，其现有的员工管理软件面临着重大挑战。该系统不方便用户使用，并且由于其笨拙的界面而经常被忽视。这导致许多功能过时，工资单处理等任务变得非常耗时。总经理 Krisztina Hegedus 表示，每周一都要花费 3-4 个小时来处理工资单。此外，系统无法准确记录员工上班和下班时间，导致计算不正确并给企业带来额外成本。缺乏准确性和效率是管理层的主要担忧，他们知道这种情况无法持续下去，而不会对业务产生负面影响。
解决方案
为了寻找更高效的解决方案，Fitzsimons Temple Bar 转向 Bizimply，一款基于云的员工管理软件。 Bizimply 的实施不仅是为了简化薪资处理，也是为了更好地控制成本并对薪资和支出进行日常审查。该软件提供了详细的成本可视性，包括每个部门的成本和预测收入，事实证明，这改变了企业的游戏规则。由于软件将上班和下班时间直接同步到帐户中的考勤卡，因此无需手动输入，员工出勤数据变得完全准确。 Bizimply 的用户友好界面使薪资处理变得简单高效，并且该软件能够创建流行的轮班时间和颜色代码职位，这极大地有助于管理业务的各个部门。
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