Medical device manufacturers face key challenges in bringing connected devices to market, including data privacy concerns, cybersecurity risks, and the need to demonstrate value. Although the relationship between regulatory bodies and innovators has often been challenging, collaboration between the two could yield a more productive path forward, as well as better outcomes for patients. This report summarizes a webinar exploring the intersection of innovation and regulation in the connected medical device industry.
This report explores the current landscape and future outlook of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Field Service Management (FSM) software within the field service industry. The findings highlight field service teams’ strategic pivot towards leveraging AI and FSM for improving operational efficiencies, predictive maintenance, resource optimization, and enhancing customer experiences. Moving forward, field service leaders and technicians will use these technologies not just as tools for backend optimization but also as catalysts for transforming customer interactions.
Field service technicians are increasingly dependent on mobile technologies to diagnose problems quickly, access critical data, and deliver services above customer expectations. Teams now need software that offers seamless functionality across mobile and desktop platforms, with a strong focus on customization and user-friendly interfaces. This report explores the current state of mobile technology use in field service. It reveals key insights about how effectively field service teams are leveraging mobile technology, as well as what steps they can take in the future to improve on their mobile-first field service initiatives.