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Deluxe Field Service

Mobility – the Xerox Way

Gregg Bullen, Program Manager, Systems Strategy & Technology

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More than 140,000 people serving clients in 160 countries, and

generating over $22 billion in annual revenue, we are the world’s

leading enterprise for business process and document management.

Xerox Technical Services - US

• 4500 Xerox Customer Service Engineers in North America, Guam, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands

• US Customer Service Engineers (CSEs) support 500 different products

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Xerox Mobile Timeline

In 1993 Xerox launched “Call Handling” software to enable our CSEs to connect to our mainframe to dispatch and clear service calls using a laptop.

• 1992 RPA sent call notifications to CSE pagers

• 1999 Nextel cell phone deployment

• 2001 Time & task studies

• 2003 Wireless call handling launched nationwide

BUSINESS CASE: • Eliminate CSE travel for connectivity • Reduce laptop setup and boot time

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Getting Started

In 2004 we “ported” the solution to the RIM BlackBerry, gaining a keyboard and ability to leverage multiple carriers for better coverage.

Carrier device support • Old solution porting costs for new devices

Users in US, Canada, and US Territories • Onsite travel not practical

• Short deployment window

• Workforce on the move

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Maintenance Assistant: A Crucial Component

In 2008 we were developing advanced remote machine diagnostic capabilities to send machine diagnostic information to the CSEs prior to going on site

• Quicker resolution time

• CSE arrives prepared

• Increases machine uptime

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First Antenna Mobility Deployment

WINGS I (2008) • Wireless Integration for the Next Generation Systems

• Antenna mobile platform supported all BlackBerrys

• Device application porting costs eliminated

• Enabled “Maintenance Assistant”

• 100,000+ transactions per day

• 50% improvement in call close on mobile device

– 90% of all service calls closed on the BlackBerry

“I have not used my laptop Call Handling since WINGS came out”

- Xerox Customer Service Engineer

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Second Antenna Mobility Deployment

WINGS II (2010)

• Integration to support new CRM platform

• Enabled launch of real-time scheduling

• Simultaneously supports legacy and current

backend infrastructure

Pegasystems’ mobile platform has transformed the way Xerox helps our customers by combining

information from many different back office systems into a single mobile solution.

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Xerox Mobility Transition – Today

WINGS III (2014)

• BlackBerry OS changing to QNX

– Leverages current BlackBerry infrastructure investment

• Flexibility to support multiple OSs

– BlackBerry 10

– Android

– Apple’s iOS

– Browser – Google Chrome

• Device agnostic platform

– HTML5 Hybrid

– Container architecture

– Offline capability (store and forward)

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The Pega Mobility Platform

Design Apps

RESPOND

Tailored Interactions Next-Best-Action

Systems of Record

Enterprise Backends

PRPC / Pega7

Integrate Pega AMP

Services Engine

Multi-Channel

ROI

Model Driven

Devices

Next-Best-Action

Manage

Apps

Connect

Native

Build Apps

Hybrid Responsive

Web

legacy

Usage

Users

Performance

Leverage Business Services

Guided Processing Next-Best-Action

Cases & Folders

Skill Based Routing

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How We Did It

Champion strategy

• Recruit champions from each geography

• Encourage interaction, solicit ideas

– Web based forum

– Surveys

• Provide WIIFM!

Test, test, test

• Validate solution in your own environment

• Maintain test environment

• Use champions prior to launch

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How We Did It

Hassle-free support strategy

• One phone number to call

– Leveraged existing helpdesk number

• Helpdesk training

– Engaged Helpdesk early in the project

– Train onsite if possible

• Escalation process

– Provide level 2 and 3 support

– Follow-up is absolutely critical

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Results Say it All

Key results include:

• Eliminated application porting costs

– Funded WINGS I

• Broken call reduction

– “Maintenance Assistant” machine data

• Enabled real-time scheduling

– Optimization based on real-time CSE updates

– Calls closed immediately upon completion

– Management dashboard

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