Chase Pierce
Editor at technician.dev
Chase Pierce is a PhD candidate in Operations Research at MIT, where his research focuses on stochastic optimization for field service logistics and real-time dispatch decision-making under uncertainty. He also investigates predictive maintenance scheduling and the integration of diagnostic automation into workforce planning models. Deep experience. Intellectual curiosity.
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Recent articles by Chase Pierce
- First Time Fix Rate: $19 Match vs $250 Repeat Truck Roll September 13, 2026
- Field Service Dispatch 2026: Preempt vs Wait Cuts 27% Breaches September 9, 2026
- Same Day Service Calls: 2026 5-Minute Re-Solve Cuts 18% Driving vs Manual September 6, 2026
- 2026 Dispatch Math: 3-SKU Universal Kit vs Closest Tech $47 September 5, 2026
- Stochastic vs Static Zones: 22% Fewer Miles, 31% Fewer Breaches September 3, 2026
- Telematics Re-Sequencing vs. Headcount: What Fleet Data Shows September 2, 2026
- Why Naive Dispatch Trails Stochastic by 12 FTF Points August 31, 2026
- Predictive Maintenance: The P-F Interval Behind the 40% Claim August 30, 2026