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E-book
Author Walker, Gary S. Author

Title IT Problem Management
Published E Rutherford : Prentice Hall PTR March 2001 Old Tappan : Pearson Education [Distributor]

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Description 1 online resource (256 p. :) ill
Series Harris Kern's Enterprise Computing Institute Ser
Harris Kern's Enterprise Computing Institute Ser
Summary Annotation The complete "best practices" guide to IT problem resolution!<P>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 e xperience, Gary Walker presents specific improvements you can make to achieve breakthrough results in any help desk or service center--in-house or out-sourced. Coverage includes: <UL> <LI>Problem identification, customer validation, problem lo gging, service delivery, knowledge capture and sharing, and management oversight</LI> <LI>The Immediate Response Model: accounting for problem variability, complexity, and volume</LI> <LI>Detailed metrics for measuring your responsiveness</LI> <LI>Bett er ways to create and use service,level agreements</LI> <LI>State-of-the-art tools for customer interaction, service delivery, and proactive monitoring</LI> <LI>New Internet and knowledge base systems: empowering users to solve their own problems</LI> <LI>The human side: staffing, retention, and motivation</LI></UL><P>"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 I T service center, starting today
Audience Scholarly & Professional Prentice Hall PTR
Subject Engineering & Applied Sciences.
Computer Science.
Form Electronic book
Author Kern, Harris Author
LC no. 2001016383
ISBN 9780130307705
013030770X