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Implementation Support and Roll-Outs

 
Vision Office has worked with companies like the Greater Vancouver Regional District and Westcoast Energy in implementing workstation upgrades and updates on a workstation level.

Vision Office specializes on:

  • Workstation visits and upgrades. Technical team members visit clients to understand their most important considerations for upgrades.
  • User training. Simultaneous training of staff on new technology while their workstations are upgraded.
  • Quality assurance. Post-implementation visits to monitor progress and evaluate quality of service.

The workstation visit provides the best option for client relationships. Upgrades and updates may take longer due to the social protocol. However, post-implementation feedback been consistently positive. User/clients prefer the face-to-face

Vision Office's workstation teams are both courteous and knowledgeable; they have helped paint positive user attitudes towards Information Technology organizations that have used Vision Office for its implementation services.

Workstation setups

Why do we visit the user?

  • Service should have a face. The client support technician represents the support organization. Vision Office only works with courteous and considerate IT professionals.
  • Discussion with the user allows us to understand their business problems, not just the technical problems. We try to find solutions, not quick-fixes.
  • The user is why we exist. Why not get to know him or her? Vision Office is client-centered, which explains the motto: "Empower the User".

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