The City of Richmond decided to deploy 14 Oranges’ Metro Grove service as it met and exceeded their requirements.
- By decoupling the frontend field inspector UI from the backend systems, the Metro Grove service offers the potential of upgrading, extending the life or replacing the backend system without impacting the day to day routine of their field workers.
- The City of Richmond anticipates an rapid return on investment (ROI) on the service every year, including the year it is put into service, based on the productivity benefit stemming from a simplified interface on a smartphone and the cost reduction against the equipment, staff and services previously required to support the legacy system input client.
- The City of Richmond expects to extend these benefits to support the field worker requirements of other departments against the same backend system or other specialized backend systems to drive similar efficiencies across all the cities mobile workforces.