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AlanDick Brunei: telecom field teams managed with FieldEx

See how AlanDick Brunei manages telecom field teams with FieldEx, from smart dispatch to compliance tracking and monthly reports sent straight to management’s inbox.

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Stephen Macpherson, Country Manager at Alan Dick Brunei
INDUSTRY
Telecom infrastructure
COMPANY SIZE
11-50 employees
COUNTRY
Brunei
PROBLEM SOLVED
Multi-site operations
REPLACED
Manual scheduling and compliance tracking
FIELDEX FEATURES USED
Scheduling and dispatch, inspections, certification tracking, reports

AlanDick has been a key player in Brunei’s telecom sector since the late 1970s, delivering high-performance RF products and infrastructure services across industries like oil & gas, defense, and broadcast. With operations in Southeast Asia, they support critical systems ranging from cellular and data networks to radar and enterprise comms.

What AlanDick Brunei says about FieldEx

  • ★★★★★
    5.0
    "It is easy to access, easy to use especially on assigning task, record the inventory and assets. Being able to monitor the preventive maintenance of the assets."
    AA
    Aimie A.
    Technical Executive
THE CHALLENGES

High-stakes projects, low operational visibility

Despite their technical expertise, AlanDick Brunei struggled to manage field teams, track progress and stay compliant, which risked costly delays and inefficiencies.

  • Complex Team Coordination: With up to 26 team members deployed daily to onshore and offshore sites, scheduling and dispatching was a major challenge.
  • Lack of Real-Time Visibility: Operations lacked transparency, making it hard to track field activities and job progress, which often led to delays and added costs.
  • Manual Compliance Tracking: Equipment inspections and training certification renewals were tracked by hand, which left compliance gaps and increased safety risks.
  • Cumbersome Reporting: Creating personalized, actionable reports was time-consuming, and management depended on others to compile and send them, which slowed decisions and limited cost-saving insights.
  • Weak Customer Transparency: Without a system for live updates, clients had little visibility into service progress, which made it harder to keep them informed and confident.
“We have to make sure people go to different locations – some of them offshore, some onshore, so the organization and getting people at the right places is quite important.”

– Stephen Macpherson | Country Manager, AlanDick Brunei

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Before and after FieldEx

Operational Area Before FieldEx With FieldEx
Team Coordination Scheduling and dispatching up to 26 daily deployments was a major challenge. Automated task assignment by skill, availability and proximity gets technicians to the right sites on time.
Visibility Little transparency over field activities and job progress, which led to delays and added costs. A live dashboard shows technician locations, job progress and inventory movements.
Compliance & Certifications Manual tracking of inspections and training renewals created compliance gaps and safety risks. Tool inspections, SOP audits and certification renewals are scheduled, tracked and updated automatically.
Reporting Personalized reports were time-consuming to produce, which slowed decisions. Scheduled reports arrive in management’s inbox every month, with charts and filters by region, timeframe or job type.
Client Updates Clients had little visibility into service progress. Clients receive real-time updates through the FieldEx portal.

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Stephen Macpherson shared how FieldEx continues to anchor AlanDick Brunei's day-to-day operations in a review on G2:

"Asset management is still what we rely on most. Being able to track maintenance milestones and certifications against each asset is central to how we work, especially in oil and gas where inspections are mandatory... Reports have also improved, and management now uses scheduled weekly reports to stay ahead of upcoming milestones."

He also noted that while custom reporting initially presented a learning curve, collaborative support from the FieldEx team quickly tailored the setup to fit AlanDick's exact reporting workflows.

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THE SOLUTION

How AlanDick uses FieldEx

AlanDick Brunei uses FieldEx as an all-in-one platform for real-time visibility, smarter scheduling and stronger compliance tracking.

  • Smart Scheduling and Dispatch: Tasks are assigned automatically based on skill, availability and proximity, so technicians reach the right sites on time.
  • Live Operations Dashboard: Real-time data gives the office team full visibility into technician locations, job progress and inventory movements.
  • Automated Compliance and Certifications: FieldEx schedules and tracks tool inspections and SOP audits, and keeps staff certifications and training renewals up to date automatically. That helps the team meet safety and regulatory standards with less risk of breaches.
  • Custom Reports and Visual Dashboards: The team can generate reports as tables that can be filtered, grouped and exported.
  • Customer-Facing Transparency: Clients receive real-time service updates through the FieldEx portal, which builds trust and communication at every step.
“FieldEx gives myself and the people in the office some degree of visibility ... while not being too intrusive to what the guys are doing.”

– Stephen Macpherson | Country Manager, AlanDick Brunei

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THE RESULTS

Results at AlanDick Brunei

With FieldEx in place, AlanDick Brunei has streamlined field operations, improved compliance and strengthened its client relationships.

  • Sites Delivered When Clients Expect Them: Fewer dispatch delays mean clients see sites delivered on schedule, which helps them trust AlanDick Brunei as an efficient contractor.
  • Audit-Ready Compliance: Inspections, certifications and safety processes are timely and automated, so compliance no longer interrupts or slows down the work.
  • Reports Delivered, Not Requested: Management receives the reports it needs by email every month, with no need to access the system, so decisions don’t wait on someone compiling the data.
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