[Blog] Incident and Service Requests: What's the difference?
What degrades the quality of IT service the most? The lack of a streamlined service process in the organization. This directly affects IT efficiency and productivity, besides the end user’s perception of IT. A substantial way to drive your IT organization's maturity to the next level is to identify and separate your standard requests break-fix type of incident tickets from service requests. Many people assume that a "How-to" question is an Incident. As per ITIL v3 definitions, "a request for information
[Blog] How Survey statistics help your business grow
When running a business, it's always good to know, How do we perform? and How the users value us? Our view and opinion as a product developer, marketers, investor, support executive or any organizational employee will certainly differ from the user's perspective. All we needed is to bridge the gap between the two communities. Most of the organizations fail at this point from knowing what users really need. There are plenty of failure stories that had affected the reputation of popular companies.
[Blog] Are you facing low disk issues on ServiceDesk Plus server ?
In any IT organization running business applications contribute constant data growth on the application installed drive. Data management is much essential on a longer run, to avoid low disk space issues. In the case of ServiceDesk Plus, It primarily deals with ticket management. The tickets can carry data such as inline images, file attachments, conversation, etc. ServiceDesk stores theses data in 2 different places, in the Installation directory, and the Database. It's not always that data need
[Blog] Is ITAM really necessary?
IT Asset Management comprises, Practices and strategies for overseeing, planning, managing and optimizing company-owned IT assets, software, hardware, processes, and data. Maintaining the relationships and attributes of all of these, across every service in your infrastructure. As the organization grows, there is an immense need to have a well organized and streamlined IT infrastructure. So the undeniable answer is, YES. Unfortunately, not many organizations realize its eminence until they become
[Blog] Benefits of streamlining the helpdesk with self-help
The self-service portal offers end-users first-line support and encourage them to find information, request services, and resolve their issues faster and directly without involving any helpdesk technicians. Whether you already have a service portal implemented or just exploring the benefits, they can be a critical piece for your helpdesk service strategy. Integrating self-service portals as part of the helpdesk offer greater benefits by providing self-help. For instance, many end users are now tech-savvy