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Managing IT Operations Across A State Transport Network

  • Managed Services
  • Multi-Site Support
  • Asset Lifecycle

A State Road Transport Corporation Operating Depots Across Every District.

The Corporation Runs Passenger Bus Services Across The State From Depots, Bus Stations And Workshops In Every District. Ticketing Terminals, Reservation Counters, Depot Offices And Workshop Systems All Depend On IT Equipment Operated Far From Any Central Technical Team.

Company Profile

  • 90+ Depots And Bus Stations
  • 6000+ Systems Under Management
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Problem Statement

Public Services Running On Equipment Nobody Was Tracking.

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CHALLENGES FACED

As Ticketing And Scheduling Moved Onto Digital Systems Across Every Depot, The Corporation Encountered Several Challenges: With Equipment Purchased Across Different Procurement Cycles, No Consistent Standard Or Support Arrangement Existed Anywhere.

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Supporting Remote Depots

Depot Staff Had No Technical Support Route When Ticketing Systems Failed.

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Tracking Ageing Equipment

Systems Bought Across Different Cycles Had No Central Record Or Refresh Plan.

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Maintaining Service Continuity

A Failed Ticketing Terminal Stopped Counter Sales Until Someone Travelled Out.

Existing System : Depot Equipment Maintained Without Any Central Record

Each Depot Held Equipment Acquired Across Several Procurement Rounds, Supported By Whichever Arrangement Was Current At The Time Of Purchase. Warranties Lapsed Unnoticed. When A Terminal Failed, Depot Staff Contacted The District Office, Which Escalated By Telephone Until Someone Able To Help Was Found.

Result :

Depots Supported Like One Organisation.

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Every Depot Now Reaches The Same Service Desk And Receives Support Against Defined Response Times, Wherever It Sits In The State. Equipment Is Recorded, Warranted And Scheduled For Refresh Rather Than Replaced After Failure, And Counter Services Continue Through Faults Because Spares Are Held Regionally Rather Than Ordered On Demand.

90+

Sites Under Management

96%

Tickets Within SLA

5.8x

Faster Resolution

100%

Assets Recorded

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One Service Desk Now Receives Every Request From Every Depot, Triaging Remotely Before Dispatching Regional Engineers Where A Visit Is Genuinely Needed. Asset Records, Warranty Status And Spare Availability Sit In The Same System, So Response Decisions Are Made With Full Information.

Our Approach: Central Service Desk With Regional Engineering

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IMPACT & RESULTS

Continuous Counter Service
One Route For Every Depot
Complete Asset Visibility
Planned Rather Than Reactive Spend
Reduced Staff Burden
Evidence For Modernisation

Continuous Counter Service

Ticketing And Reservation Counters Now Recover Within Hours Rather Than Waiting For Someone To Travel From A District Office. Regional Spares And Remote Triage Keep Passenger Facing Services Operating Through Equipment Failures At Any Depot.

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TECHNOLOGIES - TOOLS USED

Operations Run On A Service Desk And Asset Management Platform With Remote Monitoring Across Depot Systems. Endpoint Management, Patching And Backup Are Applied Centrally, While Spare Inventory, Warranty Records And SLA Dashboards Report Performance By Depot, Region And Equipment Category.

  • Service Desk Platform
  • IT Asset Management
  • Remote Monitoring
  • Endpoint Management
  • Patch Management
  • Backup & Recovery
  • Preventive Maintenance
  • Spare Inventory Management
  • Warranty Tracking
  • Field Engineering Dispatch
  • SLA Dashboards
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