John Deere's Connected Support uses telematics and remote diagnostics to monitor machinery health and alert operators to problems before they cause downtime. The system helps construction companies avoid costly equipment failures through proactive maintenance.
We are all familiar with the saying an apple a day keeps the doctor away. The same principles can be applied by keeping your machines healthy.
The sooner you start moving to a proactive approach, the greater outcome you will get from your machinery and you will end up saving. This made possible through John Deere Connected Support.
The simple way I can describe connected support is to compare it to a toolbox.
And within this toolbox there are many tools that all play a significant part in order to keep your machines in tip top condition. To transition from a reactive to a proactive approach.
The key to open this toolbox is JDLink, our telematics system that gathers data from the machine and stores the data into the John Deere worksite cloud.
If your machine produces a diagnostic trouble code during operation, your dealer will immediately be notified of it.
Your dealer technician will analyze the code remotely and contact you to discuss the failure. Either the dealer will guide you on the solution or if the machine requires a specific part, the dealer technician can arrive on your site part in hand to get you back up and running.
In addition to speed up repairs, John Deere connected support can also help prevent downtime altogether. John Deere monitor failure trends 247 they.
Will notify your dealer through expert alerts about any potential failures even before major failure occurs. The smart approach can save you money not only on repair costs, but prevents production loss by downtime.
Remote programming is another tool in the box, one that will not only save you money but increase productivity.
The question is, can you afford not to have your fleet connected, especially when JDLink subscriptions are now free of charge.
