ScheduleSoft, a provider of workforce scheduling software, announced the launch of a new customer education and exchange program – ScheduleSoft TechEd. The TechEd program will be held quarterly and was developed to provide ScheduleSoft users access to workforce scheduling experts and the ability to share best practices for demand-driven scheduling. The two-day TechEd session will include practices and discussion of the ScheduleSoft roadmap and hands-on training to provide users with the skills they need to take advantage of the broad functionality of ScheduleSoft’s workforce scheduling software.
“With ScheduleSoft, our clients have better visibility into their supply chain allowing them to respond to fluctuations in demand while saving between 10-30% in labor costs,” said Gregory Flessas, CEO of ScheduleSoft. “ScheduleSoft TechEd provides a forum for our customers to learn and share best practices that will help drive strategic results like risk mitigation, improved compliance and more accurate product costing.” With demand-driven workforce scheduling, labor requirements are linked to sales demand and operational plans, thereby optimizing factory labor and reducing costs.
The first session of ScheduleSoft TechEd was held in July in Madison, WI where ScheduleSoft is headquartered. “Our customer base continues to grow as does the size and complexity of the organisations using our solution,” said Jonathan Edwards, VP of Professional Services at ScheduleSoft. “Our goal for TechEd is to give users the knowledge and tools to get the most from their workforce scheduling solution.”
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