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Internet Help
Desk
The concept of
the Internet Help Desk is to provide a proper online framework for
the supply of support services to clients. Internet Help Desk can
exist within an organization to provide IT or other technical
support to the business' employees or to provide support to the
business' customers. Alternatively, a business may contract-out the
provision of Internet Help Desk services to a
third-party.
Key features of
Internet Help Desk:
- Completely
web-based
- E-mail
notifications
- Can utilize
Windows authentication, so you don't need to manage another
database of users
- Allows for
better communication between users and support reps: users can
view progress on problems and submit additional information
- Built-in
reporting to keep track of support reps, which departments are
making requests, and what types of problems are being reported
- Easily
customizable to fit your needs
The framework
in which Internet Help Desk operates differs from previous 'models'
of support services in the following ways:
- Well-advertised and recognized
point-of-access for clients (telephone number, e-mail contact,
website)
- Documented
mission statements, call management procedures, customer service
standards and quality assurance
- Professional
support personnel trained in the range of competencies required
- Use of
Information and Communication Technology (ICT) to implement and
manage support calls
The Internet
Help Desk is the ticketing system used by Office of Information
Technology (OIT) staff to monitor progress on customer cases. With
this system, it is possible for multiple staff members to work on
one case at different times, and keep each other
updated.
Each ticket
gets a case number. This is an 8-digit number, and can be used to
search for any cases on the Internet Help Desk ticketing system. If
a customer has an issue, and has a ticket set up, they will then
receive an E-mail with the case number, and case information. The
customer will also receive an E-mail every time the case gets
updated, and finally, an E-mail when the case is
closed.
The Help Desk
Online (HDO) system is an Internet Help Desk interface. It allows you to directly
submit requests for technical support, via your internet browser, to
the Technology Help Desk.
The progress of a request submitted through the Internet Help
Desk will be automatically e-mailed to you, as it is updated by the
Help Desk. You
may also view the progress, review the case information, and add
additional comments as the support work continues, via Internet Help
Desk.
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Ready to use documents: Help Desk Implementation
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- Help Desk Phone Communication
Standards - Example Standards Monitoring Sheet
- Help Desk Stress Management - 30
slides Proactive Strategies for Managing Stress and
Change
- Help Desk Procedures - This
procedure defines the steps involved in responding to customer
calls through the Help Desk facility.
HELP DESK SLA GUIDE
Let's face it: a
comprehensive SLA is a daunting task. Now you'll have an extensive
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the service level agreement for a HELP DESK, clause by clause. You
can populate and change directly, as required.
- Service Level Guidelines on Help
Desk procedures
- Extensive Service Level Agreement for
Help desks
HELP DESK
INTRODUCTION
Let's be honest: getting buy-in
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DESK, what is needed, why and where.
AUDIT & REVIEW
How many times have you said to yourself: how well are our
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HELP DESK and check it for quality and completeness. A first rate
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HELP DESK.
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Fourteen documents
- Hundreds of pages with
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- An extensive must-do
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40 industries
- New practical advice on
awareness, planning, implementation, and review
- New commentary on
delivering upon business value
- All-new "tuneup"
section tailored to improve the performance of
existing initiatives
- Fully updated throughout to
take account of current Best Practices and policies, and the
state of their
use
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