In the spring of 2020, our company headquarters moved to brand new premises – to Nivy Tower, Slovakia’s new tallest and smartest building. Resco Tower is the internal name of our office since the logo of the company is displayed on the top of the building. The location of the building is in the former industrial hub of Slovakia’s capital, Bratislava and now it’s about to become the core business center of the city.
Saturday, June 20th, was the World Refugee Day.
On this day, we honor the courage and determination of those who have been forced to abandon their homes and flee persecution and conflict. Continue reading
Did you ever find yourself in a situation where you didn’t know how to deal with a problem? In a situation where you looked for a solution ‘for hours’ and you just couldn’t find any? And then one call to the right person solved everything in a minute. That’s the advantage that calls and video calls bring to our work lives – we can find solutions easier with experts available remotely. And that’s why Resco is making video calls even more advanced now.
Resco Inspections’ Summer Update focuses on improving managerial experience, delivering insightful data, and helping managers schedule tasks more effectively. Let’s look at the features that make this possible: Continue reading
From the new Process component to even more powerful customization, here you can find a quick overview of improvements coming to Resco’s Multi-Experience Platform as part of our Summer Update 2020. Continue reading
In 2018, our team came up with an idea to help municipalities with providing better services and enabling them to further connect with citizens. We aimed to find a way how to deliver people more information about what their municipality does and what its plans are – increasing the transparency, availability, and comfort of public services.
That’s where the idea of the City Smart Services app was born. To turn it into an actual product, we established a dedicated team focused on creating a mobile solution on the Resco MxDP platform. Let’s see how this process evolved and how you can design an app with our development platform.
In 2015, we wrote a blog post about the future of CRM, with some predictions for the next five years. We thought it would be fun to look back at those predictions and see what became a reality and what remained just a fantasy.
“Contact lenses with a built-in camera? That challenge has been already taken on in 2015. Can you begin to picture what could augmented reality bring on by 2020? CRM enthusiasts could benefit from using data live-streamed to their phones, for instance.”
Do you know that amazing feeling when you finally find the right tool for your business? With the functionality that’s perfectly suited to your needs? Isn’t it a great feeling when you realize that something that used to take hours can be done with just a few clicks? That’s truly priceless.
The main aim of our online trainings in May was to show you the exact step-by-step instructions on how to get to that point – where hours become minutes. Continue reading
We get a lot of questions regarding how the data is stored in Inspections for Dynamics 365. This blog post will answer all those questions – and more!
Generally, Resco Inspections is represented by 4 entities: Questionnaire, Question Group, Question, and as of recently, Questionnaire Folder. All Resco Inspections data is stored in these four entities. There is no additional system, database, or middleware involved.
Imagine you work with a non-profit organisation that provides health supplies to communities in remote regions. You have partners, employees and volunteers active in locations with intermittent access to the internet. They all need to be able to audit the health supplies in stock, the amount received during deliveries and the rate of utilisation at various locations in order to forecast demand and meet the needs of their critical collective mission.
Say your organisation already has Salesforce Non-Profit Success Pack and has selected Resco to support its offline capability need. Continue reading