1. Global IT Helpdesk Transformation Jerry McElhone Global Business Unit Leader Scott Kessler Solutions Architect HDI Motown Chapter October 14, 2011
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25. ITIL Process Maturity Initial Repeatable Defined Managed Optimized ( Ad Hoc/ Chaotic ) Some informal, few formal processes in place (Intuitive) Processes rudimentary defined, not consistently documented nor executed, substantial amount of circumvention (Qualitative) Policies, Processes defined and consistently documented, ownership and roles established, limited circumvention (Quantitative) Processes consistently documented and executed; ownership, roles and metrics established (Continuous Feedback) Interfaces, metrics, roles established, documented, adherence enforced and constantly managed by owners Client
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Editor's Notes
Call Center – call logging and dispatch calls Unskilled – some troubleshooting and escalation and provide feedback to users Skilled – more highly trained with suffiecient tools and permissions to handle the majority of calls at first level; follow full incident managmenent process’ understands the business goals and customer needs Next slides will touch upon how the service desk should be organized operationally; no one solution fits all organizations – need to look at languages, locations (hours of service), costs – we will look at each company individually – here are a few examples