Ever wondered how startups like Uber, Airbnb, and Dropbox grew from humble beginnings to global domination? These companies, along with many others, owe their early success to the intelligent use of minimum viable product (MVP) development. By developing and launching a basic app version within a small user base and refining it based on the feedback, they were able to build on the initial version while optimizing their product-market fit. But today, they’re synonymous with global giants delivering prompt mobility solutions, unique travel experiences, and effortless file sharing, respectively.

For too long, field services have been hampered by inefficiencies – frustrated customers waiting for technicians, technicians scrambling to meet unrealistic schedules, and managers flying blind without real-time data. These roadblocks lead to delays, sub-par customer experiences, and, ultimately, lost business.