IT Problem Management
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The complete “best practices” guide to IT problem resolution!
No matter how professional your IT organization, if you can’t resolve problems quickly and effectively, you’ll lose your stakeholders’ confidence-and fail. Nowadays, help desk s aren’t enough: companies want true service centers capable of delivering complex, strategic solutions. IT Problem Management is the first single source for building world-class problem management processes. Drawing upon his extensive consulting experience, Gary Walker presents specific improvements you can make to achieve breakthrough results in any help desk or service center-in-house or out-sourced.
- Problem identification, customer validation, problem lo gging, service delivery, knowledge capture and sharing, and management oversight
- The Immediate Response Model: accounting for problem variability, complexity, and volume
- Detailed metrics for measuring your responsiveness
- Better ways to create and use service level agreements
- State-of-the-art tools for customer interaction, service delivery, and proactive monitoring
- New Internet and knowledge base systems: empowering users to solve their own problems
- The human side: staffing, retention, and motivation
IT Problem Management isn’t just theory: it delivers real-world case studies, detailed benchmarks, and practical solutions for turning your help desk into a high-performance IT service center, starting today.
About the Author
Gary S. Walker is a leading IT consultant, helping Fortune 500 and emerging growth companies focus on the people, processes, and technology required to operate a highly reliable and cost effective infrastructure.
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