Otis Launches Signature Service In U.A.E., Kuwait And Qatar

Otis has launched itsĀ Signature ServiceĀ® for Gulf-region countries U.A.E., Kuwait and Qatar, the company announced in June. Noting that several customers have signed on for the service, Otis describes it as ā€œnew digital technologiesā€ with a ā€œlegacy of personal careā€ for buildings using vertical-transportation (VT) equipment. The company says its Signature Service offers tailored packages with four personalized service offerings, a 24/7 service center and customized notifications, such as maintenance status or mechanicā€™s location. The system allows customers to choose the contracts that suit their needs, considering the types, ages, usage and number of units in their buildings, whether they use Otis or non-Otis equipment. The tailored offering then prescribes recommended numbers of preventive maintenance visits, parts and repairs. These offeringsā€™ maintenance costs are presented in an ā€œeasy-to-readā€ format that gives customers personalized contracts that maximize the buildingsā€™ needs.

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