"We are using Visio to keep 110 construction phases and 26 engineering companies coordinated so that we stay true to our construction schedule—and keep the trains running without interruption."
Link:
https://customers.microsoft.com/en-us/story/824893-swiss-federal-railways-travel-and-transportation-microsoft-visio
Unfortunately the PPTX file on the page is just a single slide, if someone finds a presentation about this case study please share!
I can't see any PPTX file on the page.
Paul here is the link:
https://ms-f7-sites-02-cdn.azureedge.net/docs/stories/824893-swiss-federal-railways-travel-and-transportation-microsoft-visio/resources/e79087ba-dd54-4266-a2c6-9097feb23566/swiss_federal_railways_summary_slide.pptx
I hope they have a full presentation of this case study, this is just a singld slide.
more of a boiler plate advertisement than an actual case study.
Quote from: vojo on November 19, 2020, 01:53:33 PM
more of a boiler plate advertisement than an actual case study.
Boiler plate - good pun if it had been steam railways!
Yes I agee vojo but behind it is something very interesting:
"We are using Visio to keep 110 construction phases and 26 engineering companies coordinated so that we stay true to our construction schedule—and keep the trains running without interruption."
That is one of the most compelling use cases and business cases for Visio I've ever seen! If you know an even better one, let me know!
yes .. it is an ideal Tool for track possession scheduling.
layering on a time line , the track schematics are simple yet well suited for the Visio suite of drawing tools.
Most engineering sections provide Visio as a default drawing tool to disseminate there ideas throughout an organisation.
I like the ODBC and SDK flexibility in the product.
It is most powerful desktop tool when you realise it can interact with a range of Microsoft and even Google applications ( Google Earth).
;D