How to Ask for More Service Desk Staff
In my company, IT is seen as a cost center (not a profit center), so keeping expenses as low as […]
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In my company, IT is seen as a cost center (not a profit center), so keeping expenses as low as […]
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Every organization has a culture — good or bad. It can be defined as the traditions, attitudes and behaviors that
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Is your IT team stuck in the wrong kind of change cycle? Culture could be the missing link. When the
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Have you ever found yourself under the pressure to deliver a project, but suddenly realize the team you have put
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A VIP person is someone of high status or influence within the company. In contrast, a VIP issue refers to an IT incident or
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I unpack what you need to do if this happens to you. Months or years of economic downturn, combined
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Your organization may be divided into different segments. By service, by product, by division/department, by business unit, geographical, or others. Each one of them will have teams that comprise of at least one or more individuals. These individuals have specific skillsets and provide service and support to your customers, users and stakeholders within your organization.
If you experience a service disruption that has high impact on your internal and/or external customers, it is expected that you have the policies and processes in place to deal with such a disruption. You may need to bring in subject matter experts from other teams or third-party vendors to diagnose, investigate, look at root cause, possible fixes, test, and hopefully arrive at an ultimate plan to restore services.
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Positive Culture is the Foundation of Any Successful Business
A successful organizational culture is built upon a combination of factors that collectively shape the values, behaviors, and practices within a company. Dr. Jessica Kriegel of Culture Partners points out from a Stanford University study she managed that revenue growth in strong culture companies is 4 times that of weak culture companies. She clearly makes the case for having a strong culture and the benefits of this.
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In the introductory post on this topic, Enterprise Service Management: The Top 5 Things You Are Not Doing, I called out
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Often, it requires more than raw IT skills to deliver great IT support for customers and clients. Here, we discuss
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