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TIME SAVINGLe time savingbrought by SOOKSOOK should not be presented as an empty slogan or as an abstract promise. It must be explained as atime recoveredon everything that teams lose every day without always measuring it clearly.
In real work, much of the time is not wasted on major visible actions. It gets lost in a multitude of small ruptures:
SOOKSOOK acts precisely on these diffuse losses. This explains why the time savings are real, sustainable and measurable.
It is important to clearly state this point in the module: SOOKSOOK does not save time by suddenly pushing teams to go faster. The platform saves time because it improves the organization, readability and continuity of work.
In other words, the time saving comes from the reduction:
This recovered time has a very high value, because it is obtained without degrading quality. On the contrary, it is often accompanied by an improvement in rigor, security and understanding.
SOOKSOOK already saves timeeven before the action begins. When a technician or team must intervene, a significant part of the time can be lost in the preparation phase if the information is scattered.
The platform allows you to find more quickly:
With QR Codes, profiles, linked histories, structured forms and direct access to documents, preparation becomes more fluid. The speaker spends less time searching and more time working with a clear vision.
During the intervention itself, time can also be lost invisibly: bad information, lack of context, difficulty finding a document, lack of readability of the history, difficulty coordinating several people.
SOOKSOOK réduit ces pertes en gardant le lien entre :
The work becomes more fluid, because the actors have easier access to useful information at the right time. They waste less time reconstructing the situation or waiting for information to come back to them via another channel.
The time saving does not stop at the end of the technical action. It also continues after the intervention, thanks to the quality of the report, the structuring of the publication and good traceability.
When the information is well written, well dated, well attached to the right medium and easily found, the following actors do not need to redo the interpretation work. They find the context more quickly, understand the situation more quickly and can better prepare for what comes next.
Saving time is therefore also saving time for:
One of the most obvious gains of SOOKSOOK concerns theinformation search. In many environments, teams spend a significant amount of time finding:
When this information is better linked to machines, zones, profiles or groups, search time decreases significantly.
This is a very concrete gain, because a few minutes lost several times a day become, over a month or a year, a considerable volume.
Another major source of wasted time comes from exchanges that exist only because the information is not available in the right place. We call, we follow up, we ask again, we rephrase, we look for who knows, we wait for a response.
SOOKSOOK greatly reduces this need for parasitic exchange by making information more accessible and better contextualized. This does not eliminate useful communication, but it reduces experienced communication.
The time saved here is often very significant, because it affects the entire work chain.
When information is poorly structured, it often happens that several people do or redo part of the same work:
SOOKSOOK reduces these duplicates thanks to better publication quality, better traceability and better readability of histories.
One of the most important points to make is that SOOKSOOK does not only save time for the user who publishes. It saves timecollectif.
Well-structured information saves time:
In other words, the time saved by SOOKSOOK is spread throughout the organization. This is what gives it a much stronger value than a simple input tool.
Following the logic of the previous chapter on 5S analysis, this time saving is directly linked to improving efficiency. When a team wastes less time searching, waiting, reformulating, correcting or starting again, it regains useful time.
It is this mechanism that allows us to understand how SOOKSOOK can contribute toalmost 5% efficiency within a team of technicians over a measured year.
This gain comes from the addition of numerous daily improvements:
In practice, SOOKSOOK can save time in very concrete situations:
In each of these cases, the gain may seem modest in isolation. But on a team, on a site and over a year, it becomes considerable.
In the affiliate module, the correct message is as follows:
SOOKSOOK saves time by reducing invisible everyday losses.
The platform does not save time by artificially accelerating work, but by better organization, better accessibility of information, better continuity of publications and better coordination between actors.
This time saving has a strong economic and operational value, because it accumulates on the scale of a team, a contract, a site or a year.
With SOOKSOOK, the time saving translates in particular into:
The time savings brought by SOOKSOOK do not come from an artificial acceleration of work. It comes from reducing the invisible losses of everyday life: unnecessary searches, untraceable documents, poorly transmitted information, rework, duplicates, lack of context and poor documentary continuity.
By making information more accessible, better linked to equipment, areas, users and groups, SOOKSOOK allows teams to work more fluidly. The time recovered directly improves preparation, coordination, quality of restitution and continuity of interventions.
This time saving, repeated every day, strongly contributes to improving efficiency and can contribute to a result of the order ofalmost 5% efficiency for a team of technicians over a measured year.
SOOKSOOK saves time by eliminating some of the invisible losses of everyday life.
The time saved becomes useful time: prepare better, intervene better, transmit better and follow up better.