iSolutions uses ITIL processes as part of its Service Management. We organise our processes in a way informed by ITIL, and provide reports on how well we met our stated aims. The main way that our users interact with us is through the Incidents and Service Requests they raise via ServiceLine. We have targets to resolve 90% of Service Requests and Incidents with a set target time measured in elapsed minutes.
Service Level Targets
2014
(How Well) Are You Being Served? Teaching Support Ticket Resolutions Stats – November 2013
iSolutions uses ITIL processes as part of its Service Management. We organise our processes in a way informed by ITIL, and provide reports on how well we met our stated aims. The main way that our users interact with us is through the Incidents and Service Requests they raise via ServiceLine. We have targets to resolve 90% of Service Requests and Incidents with a set target time measured in elapsed minutes.
Matthew Deeprose ⋅ Blackboard, Customer Service, Incidents, ITIL, Panopto, Service Level Targets, Service Requests, Streaming ⋅ No comments
2013
(How Well) Are You Being Served? Teaching Support Ticket Resolutions Stats – October 2013
iSolutions uses ITIL processes as part of its Service Management. We organise our processes in a way informed by ITIL, and provide reports on how well we met our stated aims. The main way that our users interact with us is through the Incidents and Service Requests they raise via ServiceLine. We have targets to resolve 90% of Service Requests and Incidents with a set target time measured in elapsed minutes.
Matthew Deeprose ⋅ Blackboard, Customer Service, ITIL, Service Level Targets ⋅ No comments
(How Well) Are You Being Served? Teaching Support Ticket Resolutions Stats – September 2013
iSolutions uses ITIL processes as part of its Service Management. We organise our processes in a way informed by ITIL, and provide reports on how well we met our stated aims. The main way that our users interact with us is through the Incidents and Service Requests they raise via ServiceLine. We have targets to resolve 90% of Service Requests and Incidents with a set target time measured in elapsed minutes.
Matthew Deeprose ⋅ Blackboard, Customer Service, Incidents, ITIL, Panopto, Service Level Targets, Service Requests ⋅ No comments
(How Well) Are You Being Served? Teaching Support Ticket Resolutions Stats – August 2013
iSolutions uses ITIL processes as part of its Service Management. We organise our processes in a way informed by ITIL, and provide reports on how well we met our stated aims. The main way that our users interact with us is through the Incidents and Service Requests they raise via ServiceLine. We have targets to resolve 90% of Service Requests and Incidents with a set target time measured in elapsed minutes.
Matthew Deeprose ⋅ Blackboard, Customer Service, Incidents, ITIL, Panopto, Service Level Targets, Service Requests ⋅ No comments
(How Well) Are You Being Served? Teaching Support Ticket Resolutions Stats – July 2013
iSolutions uses ITIL processes as part of its Service Management. We organise our processes in a way informed by ITIL, and provide reports on how well we met our stated aims. The main way that our users interact with us is through the Incidents and Service Requests they raise via ServiceLine. We have targets to resolve 90% of Service Requests and Incidents with a set target time measured in elapsed minutes.
Matthew Deeprose ⋅ Blackboard, Customer Service, Incidents, ITIL, Panopto, Service Level Targets, Service Requests, Uncategorized ⋅ No comments
(How Well) Are You Being Served? Teaching Support Ticket Resolutions Stats – June 2013
iSolutions uses ITIL processes as part of its Service Management. We organise our processes in a way informed by ITIL, and provide reports on how well we met our stated aims. The main way that our users interact with us is through the Incidents and Service Requests they raise via ServiceLine. We have targets to resolve 90% of Service Requests and Incidents with a set target time measured in elapsed minutes.
Matthew Deeprose ⋅ Blackboard, Customer Service, Incidents, ITIL, Panopto, Service Level Targets, Service Requests ⋅ ITIL, Service Level Target, Statistics ⋅ No comments