ITSW19 – Training for Tech Titans

By Jamie Bell, Service Operations Manager, SDI Whether you’re looking for service desk data to make better operational or strategic decisions, or you simply want to measure the performance of something, Mighty Metrics are super important!  There are dozens of different metrics that can be measured to understand performance and create management information. The Global

At SDI, we love nothing more than putting a spotlight on service desks and individuals in the community who are doing amazing things! We thought… How can we create a platform to help share these fantastic experiences and journeys, often full of ups and downs? Enter the SDI Podcast! Which is here to Surprise, Delight, and

In this month’s SDI spotlight, we speak to and share best practice with Go-Ahead Group about their Service Desk:   Tell us a little about your service desk and who your customers are? Go-Ahead Group is a leading public transport operator in the UK with over two million bus journeys made on its services every

    Marval’s IT service management (ITSM) software has once again been accredited by the Service Desk Institute (SDI) as SDI Best Practice Standard – Performance Results Report Compliant. For organisations planning to achieve SDI’s Service Desk Certification, MSM provides a series of pre-configured reports that make it easy to generate the performance metrics required.

Defining and Dealing with the Unrealistic By Scarlett Bayes One of the perks of SDI membership is access to exclusive content and a new insight report every month, and in August, members were sent “Omni-Channel approach to Support”. We try to keep our content accessible for the majority of our customer base while also taking

The latest Global Best Practice Standard for Service Desk (version 8) was launched in March this year. At #SDI19 some of the lead contributors took part in a live Q&A panel about the latest changes to the Best Practice Standard. One of the most pertinent questions which came up about the latest global Best Practice Standard was: ”With a