Archive for the ‘Incident Management’ Category
Businesses are already taking advantage of Google Wave’s wide-open door of innovative opportunities. This blog highlights Wave’s ability to support client needs and solve real customer service issues. Wave is capable of allowing customers to interact with automated support robots produced by their service providers to help guide customers to answers to their issues. Billed [...]
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Tags: Customer Service, Enterprise Collaboration, Google Wave, Incident Management, Incidents, Issue Tracking, Project Management, Service Desk, wave
Atlassian claims JIRA and Confluence were “designed to complement each other.” What some don’t realize, however, is how easy and convenient this integration really is. Confluence has proven itself as an effective project management tool, flexing its muscles as an innovative wiki allowing users to create and share rich content. JIRA manages workflows and tracks [...]
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Tags: Confluence, Efficiency, Enterprise Collaboration, Incident Management, Incidents, Issue Tracking, JIRA, Process Management
Australian-based Atlassian debuts JIRA 4 today, October 6. Atlassian first debuted JIRA in 2003 as an innovative issue tracking and project management software. As we mentioned in our previous blog JIRA – Complexity Made Simple, JIRA is a huge asset in enterprise collaboration. It’s completely permission/Java/web-based, highly customizable, and amazingly simple to use. The key [...]
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Tags: Bug tracking, Enterprise Collaboration, Help Desk, HelpDesk, Incident Management, Incidents, Information Technology, Issue Tracking, IT, IT Service Management, ITIL, Service Desk, Service Management
Incident Management is debatably the most important area of IT Service Management because of its direct impact to the Services customers rely on. One of the ITIL disciplines, the focus of Incident Management is to restore services following an incident as quickly as possible—be it a business operations issue or merely an internal or external [...]
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Tags: Incident Management, Incidents, IT Service Management, ITIL, ITSM
