The Problem
In the realm of computer repair shops, efficiency and user-friendliness are paramount for both experienced technicians and new employees. The existing system used for tracking repairs and managing customer inquiries has been a source of frustration due to its complexity, error-proneness, and the necessity for manual prioritization.Problem Statement
Markus Müller, a seasoned technician, struggles with the current system’s inefficiencies, which hinder his ability to quickly and accurately prioritize and address urgent repair cases. This not only affects customer satisfaction but also increases his workload.Sarah Neumann, a new employee in the computer repair field, finds the steep learning curve and the complicated interface of the existing system challenging, leading to uncertainty in case management and ineffective customer service.