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10 Help Desk Metrics to Track for Maximum Efficiency

Kaseya

It allows technicians to track tickets from multiple channels quickly and efficiently and maintain business continuity and high productivity. What are help desk metrics? A poorly managed help desk will not only disrupt business but also become a costly affair. Metrics drive KPIs. 10 help desk metrics to measure.

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15 ITSM ITIL Metrics for Tracking Incident and Service Management Success

Samanage

Your service desk solution may come with a baked-in set of reports, but these aren’t necessarily the most critical ITSM ITIL metrics for your service team to track. This metrics list compiles some of the top metrics for service desk teams. Incident Response Time. Cost per Ticket. Number of Active Tickets. Reopen Rate.

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Cybersecurity Snapshot: CISOs Are Happier, but Dev Teams Still Lack Secure Coding Skills

Tenable

A survey of 520 CISOs found that job satisfaction grew in 2022, with 74% of respondents feeling “somewhat” or “very” satisfied, up from 69% in 2021 and from 45% in 2020. Here are key findings from the report: Over half of surveyed organizations haven’t fully integrated security into their software development lifecycle (SDLC).

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What Is a Help Desk? Understanding Its Function, Benefits, Goals and Best Practices

Kaseya

Whether you are an MSP providing a host of IT services to clients or a small and midsize business (SMB) with big ambitions, having a smart and reliable help desk plays a significant role in ensuring business continuity. Happy customers are loyal to your business and more inclined to recommend your brand to others.

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The Year Ahead for BPM -- 2019 Predictions from Top Influencers

BPM

Decision Management, and DMN (Decision Model and Notation) in particular, is now recognized as the next best tool in Business Process Management (BPM). Allowing organizations to inject knowledge-based decisions services that are traceable, auditable and explainable into the process fabric of their operations.