Looking at the benefits purely from the perspective of the end-user misses out part of the ‘story’. This is the case whether it’s a blue-chip brand such as a large hotel chain, or an ambitious privately owned small to medium sized enterprise (SME).
So, let’s make it clear: the move to digital, cloud-based building management services also makes commercial sense for those companies who support and enable it. We are talking here about our network of Priva Partners. Many of you are already helping to make the digital transformation happen – and then ensure it keeps on delivering afterwards.
What follows, then, is a series of points that you, as a Priva Partner might like to keep in mind when developing your interests in digital services…
1. Digital services will mean an easier, more defined relationship with your customer.
Once a company has moved to digital services (in particular, cloud-based technologies) a lot of the unexpected challenges will be eliminated. For example, the time-consuming and ‘call out’ heavy responsibility of dealing with on-site hardware is bound to be reduced. This is because our secure cloud functionality gives you the flexible ability for your technical site engineers to assist customers with any without the need to physically visit the site.
The result: Your relationships with end-customers are likely to evolve into more tightly defined agreements in which a lot of the work can occur off-site. And it gives you as the partner the ability to handle multiple buildings simultaneously, keep a smaller responsive team and reduce your overheads.