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COVID-19: Considerations for Field Service Teams
In building and construction services, field service teams have always held the key to operational excellence and long-term business growth. It’s critical that field service teams are able to keep essential assets up and running while ensuring the health and safety of customers, teams and themselves.
By Stacey Epstein
March 24, 2020
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by Stacey Epstein
Stacey Epstein is the Chief Marketing and Customer Experience Officer at ServiceMax. Previously, she was president of Zinc (acquired by ServiceMax in February 2019) and CMO at ServiceMax, where she helped fuel five consecutive years of triple-digit growth leading to a $1B acquisition byGE in 2017.
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