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Essay heading: OTIS Elevator: Accelerating Business Transformation with IT
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The reason for this reaction is understandable as that the elevator service market is high competitive due to its steady demand, low entry barriers and high profitability.
A further indication is that the revenue, now coming from China, eventually will move from new sales toward provided service. This is estimated since the Chinese market, by time, will become a more mature market...
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This is estimated since the Chinese market, by time, will become a more mature market.
Question 3: How did Otis report elevator failure before 1986?
Before OTISLINE were installed the service personnel were dispatched from local offices. With no interaction between the different offices, OTIS had a minimal level of communication throughout the entire cooperation regarding the service area...
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