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The easily replacable parts feature sounds like it'd work great in a university context. The uni's service desk could stock up on replacement parts and fix the
by jtvjan 9mo ago
The easily replacable parts feature sounds like it'd work great in a university context. The uni's service desk could stock up on replacement parts and fix the phones right there instead of having to send it in for repairs.
- Jolter 9mo agoSame as any other major employer, surely? At least, you’re describing how it works at my previous employer (large private enterprise).
- consp 9mo agoUniversities in the Netherlands usually do not have the free cash for stocking up on parts, in general they take them in your get a loaner and they repair it afterwards or send it back to the manufacturer. But i guess it is a plus the design team is in the same country.
- vanviegen 9mo agoI'm sure a university should be able to find a couple of thousand EURs floating around somewhere.
- wiredpancake 9mo ago[dead]
- Vinnl 9mo agoIf e.g. someone's mainboard breaks, they can just give them a new phone and take in the old one, and then use the remaining parts to repair other employees' phones with working mainboards.