简化运营并降低成本：跟随 Leisure Group 的物联网转型
技术
- 传感器 - 全球定位系统
用例
- 人员跟踪与监控
- 时间敏感网络
关于客户
Follow Leisure Group 是北爱尔兰领先的酒店运营商，拥有多家受欢迎的餐馆，包括 Slim's Healthy Kitchen、Canteen、Output Espresso 和 Morning Martha。该公司以新鲜、创意和创新的方式创建品牌、社区和社交空间。他们供应、管理和特许经营酒店和休闲行业的市场领先品牌。该公司自 2018 年开始运营，分布在 9 个地点，拥有 100 多名员工。
挑战
Follow Leisure Group 是北爱尔兰的一家多场所酒店运营商，该集团一直在应对管理各个品牌日常运营的挑战。创始人加里·麦克唐尼 (Gary McIldowney) 非常清楚运营业务所涉及的耗时任务，例如创建时间表、审查员工考勤卡和运行工资单。这些任务是使用过时的方法来管理的，例如笔和纸、笨重的机器和多个电子表格。此外，员工只能在工作时查看打印输出的排班安排，由于 Whatsapp、电子邮件和电话等多种沟通形式，导致混乱和冲突。该公司迫切需要一种软件解决方案来简化这些流程、节省时间并降低成本。
解决方案
Follow Leisure Group 选择 Bizimply 是因为它易于使用，并且能够将三个不同的流程整合到一个简单的仪表板中。目标是降低劳动力成本并简化过时的流程。实施 Bizimply 后，该公司立即开始看到好处。 Bizimply 的准确性和一致性是主要优势。它帮助餐厅和咖啡馆实现了整个集团的基准劳动力成本。通过对数据的精细洞察，他们能够更好地预测多个地点的需求并降低成本。该软件还改善了每个地点的劳动力管理，从而提高了生产力并改善了团队之间的沟通。
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