IT Service Week Awards 2018

by Rob Beswick, Head of Membership and Product Development at SDI   When interviewing we are always told to look for the best candidate, the most qualified, the most experienced, and the best fit for the role. Rarely do we consider the dynamics of a team, which are often difficult to quantify when employing new

“I will be looking for a team that has pride, loves their working environment and their customers even more!”   We spoke to some of our fantastic awards judges to find out what they are looking for in their award category and what it means to them to be an IT Service & Support Awards

By David Wright, Chief Value and Innovation Officer, Service Desk Institute Reconnect with Service: Part 2 of 2   IT Service Management Evolution I’d like to think that over the next few years of IT service management evolution, we’ll start to move away from the place where we see the organisation as a bunch of

by Scarlett Bayes, Industry Analyst, SDI   I attended a BCS event recently titled Bots, Burnout, and Blame, presented by Matthew Bellringer, founder of Meaningbit. Matthew detailed what burnout is, what causes it, changes individuals can make in their work environment to avoid burnout, and how organisations can begin to break the culture which can

Last Wednesday we were lucky enough to be joined by three of this year’s award winners to discuss the awards entry process and the impact entering and winning has had on their service desk and working lives. If you missed the webinar it’s available here to download.   Our fantastic speakers included: Service Desk Analyst of the Year 2018 Feezaan

The original Naked Service Desk Blog explores the concept of stripping back the service desk to its basic components and identifies the top 10 steps key for providing brilliant service. Step 10 forms part 11 and is the finale in the series; celebrating success! Part 11 in The Naked Service Desk Series is the Reward and Recognition