Success story: How TeamViewer keeps Lucky Bike rolling
Lucky Bike, a leading bicycle retailer in Germany, has over 40 locations and manages 1,400 devices. As the business grew, its small IT team needed a more innovative way to keep systems running smoothly and scale without adding extra staff. Reducing downtime—especially network outages—was critical to protecting sales and customer satisfaction.
“If a store computer fails, it’s no big deal because we have redundant workstations in all of our stores, “says Pietro Olla, IT team lead at Lucky Bike. “But if we lose the network and internet connection, our people won’t have access to central systems like merchandise management. That can have direct consequences for our business and our customer satisfaction.”
With TeamViewer, Lucky Bike combined remote support with real-time monitoring and asset management. Now, they have everything in one place. The IT team can check the health of every workstation and mobile device 24/7. They get customizable alerts and can respond quickly when problems come up. The result? Less hassle, more uptime, and a solution that grows with the business.
Read Lucky Bike’s success story
Summary
If your IT team is experiencing issues, it might be a good idea to investigate a proactive support strategy. Dealing with tech problems can impact employees' productivity and morale. Instead of reacting to issues, why not take the initiative and be proactive?
A great option to consider is using TeamViewer ONE as your go-to digital workplace platform. By unifying remote access, DEX capabilities, asset management, and AI-powered insights into a single platform, ONE elevates the digital experience for everyone. This not only streamlines your IT processes but also helps your business grow. It ensures your employees have the tools to work happily and efficiently. That's precisely what Lucky Bike did.