SaaS vs Premise – know your audience

by Michael Franchetti, Customer Insight Analyst, SDI   In this digital age, storing vast quantities of data has become easier than ever. Doors have been opened and decisions which were previously made on hunches can now be made through the analysis of patterns, trends and characteristics. Whilst there’ll always be a place for random ‘noise’,

by Ivor Macfarlane   End users, business colleagues, consumers, customers, or whatever else you wish to call them are increasingly demanding more from the IT services and support they receive from the corporate IT department. Their personal-life, consumer-world, experiences are upping their expectations of services, support, and customer services; with these expectations continually raised by

by Jonathan Munn, Zendesk   For corporate IT organisations, 2017 is so, so different to 2007. In fact, one could argue that, especially in IT support terms, 2017 is also very different to only two years ago. So much has changed in IT support – self-service has continued its march to ubiquity, chat has become

In this recorded webinar presentation Andrew Shepherd, Service Desk Team Lead at Domestic and General, shows us how their service desk has been turned from a reactive team to a proactive, innovative team. Andrew takes us through his approach to transforming the service desk and describes how the team learnt more about the other teams

by Scarlett Bayes, Industry Analyst, SDI Enterprise Service Management (ESM) is not a new concept; some organisations have been using similar processes, to the ones used in IT service management, across different departments for years. However, what we call it has been the subject of some debate. You might be familiar with Beyond IT(SM), Shared