Abstract: Methods and systems for scheduling tasks for field professionals include: receiving a set of first requests for on-site assistance from a first set of users; receiving a set of second requests for remote assistance from a second set of users; assigning a plurality of location-based tasks associated with the set of first requests to one or more field professional; receiving real-time information associated with the one or more field professional including current location; determining based on the real-time information whether the one or more field professional can complete a location-agnostic task associated with a second request after completing a first location-based task and before starting a second location-based task; and assigning the location-agnostic task to the one or more field professional.

Abstract: Methods, apparatuses, and systems for scheduling tasks to field professionals include: determining real-time schedule information for field professionals independent from any schedule update received therefrom; determining, from the real-time schedule information associated with a first field professional, existence of a delay associated with tasks assigned to the first field professional; determining a likelihood that the delay will interfere with the first field professional arriving to an identified location associated with an assigned task at a scheduled time; determining from real-time schedule information associated with a second field professional whether the second field professional can arrive to the identified location; reassigning the assigned task based on the real-time schedule information associated with the first field professional and the real-time schedule information associated with the second field professional; and providing to at least one of the first field professional and the second fi

Abstract: Methods and systems for scheduling tasks for field professionals include: receiving a set of first requests for on-site assistance from a first set of users; receiving a set of second requests for remote assistance from a second set of users; assigning a plurality of location-based tasks associated with the set of first requests to one or more field professional; receiving real-time information associated with the one or more field professional including current location; determining based on the real-time information whether the one or more field professional can complete a location-agnostic task associated with a second request after completing a first location-based task and before starting a second location-based task; and assigning the location-agnostic task to the one or more field professional.