Experience Level Agreements – What They Are and What They Are Not!
Posted on Thursday 14 April 2022.
9 Things You Need To Know About Enterprise Service Management
Posted on Tuesday 12 October 2021.
Enterprise service management has been a key ITSM trend for the last half-decade – the use of IT service management (ITSM) principles and capabilities by other business functions/teams to improve their operations, services, experiences, and outcomes – with its tool-based use-case origins going back even further. Where ESM adoption currently stands and where it’s heading
Does ESM Make for Happier Employees? (Who Make Happy Customers!)
Posted on Tuesday 7 September 2021.
By Hannah Price Enterprise Service Management (ESM) has many benefits for organisations, namely: increased efficiency, cost-savings, and improved cross-departmental collaboration. But does it go beyond that? Does ESM make for happier employees? The employee’s experience of ESM Choosing to implement ESM has direct consequences for our employees, therefore, it makes sense that it affects their
Diving into Data, Concept 8, and Deriving Value
Posted on Monday 25 January 2021.
Diving into Data, Concept 8, and Deriving Value By Scarlett Bayes, Senior Research Analyst, SDI The Service Desk Institute’s certification programme gives us an insight into a wide variety of organisations and how different service desks perform against the Global Best Practice Standard for Service Desk and its 9 ‘concepts’: Leadership Policy & Strategy
CX: Delivering Happiness – The Series, Part 2
Posted on Tuesday 12 January 2021.
CX: Delivering Happiness The ‘CX: Delivering Happiness’ Series is all about the shift in the ITSM industry which is beginning to steer the focus away from traditional metrics and towards recognising the significance of the customer experience. It will focus on everything from the ‘why’ and ‘how’ to measure CX, what affect it will have
CX: Delivering Happiness – The Series, Part 1
Posted on Tuesday 12 January 2021.
CX: Delivering Happiness SLA’s are vital to documenting customer requirements, KPI’s firmly have their place in service performance monitoring, but make sure you don’t fall into the data trap! The trap which involves losing sight of the ultimate aim behind any good service; not only to recognise that your focus is on the customer, but