EUC Scope-
Supplier will deliver professional consulting services covering End User Computing Services (EUC) on a Time and Materials basis. The service will be provided by on-site End User Computing specialists.
Services include but may not be limited to,
1. Supplier shall perform support requirements and will provide dedicated on-site Supplier Personnel who speak English at Customer Sites to provide EUC Services to the Authorized Users.
2. Resolve Incidents and Problems associated with EUC Equipment and EUC Software, and provide break/fix support, advice and assistance to Authorized Users.
3. Identify the scope and impact of an assigned Incident or a Problem and provide operational and technical assistance to remedy the Incident or Problem.
4. Provide updates to Incident and Problem tickets in the call management system to reflect actions taken to resolve any Incidents or Problems.
5. Provide Remote Access Services support to all Authorized Users who so require it from any location.
6. Coordinate EUC service-related activities with the Service Desk and provide Level 2 and Level 3 Support to the Service Desk and/or Authorized Users as necessary.
7. Adhere to Customer's enterprise and workplace-specific security and data privacy policies.
8. Trader/VIP Support Walk Up Service Center Solution. Supplier shall provide on floor support that will handle Trader/VIP Incidents or Problems by providing Authorized Users with required support for how-to questions and other IT-related questions.
9. Supplier shall provide general Software support covering deployment of all EUC Software in the Desktop Environment.
10. As requested by NWMSI, provide periodic reporting on the distribution and installation of all EUC software.
11. Support IMACs requirements by providing or overseeing, as appropriate, all installations, de-installations, cascades, moves, adds, and changes for all EUC equipment, software and related Services at designated Customer Sites.Service Desk Agent
to provide a single point of contact for users, dealing with the management of both routine and non- routine incidents, problems, and requests. provision of 1st line support for incidents.
is familiar with the key components of the service(s) being supported.
provides a single point of contact for all users of the service.
ensures that a continuously high level of customer satisfaction is achieved.
receives calls at the service desk and undertakes dialogue with the user, ensuring
ensures that contingency plans are understood and followed in the event that the service desk tool is unavailable.
provides users with status reports on existing incidents, ensuring the incident record is updated accordingly.
identifies new requests that are not incidents and manage them appropriately:
if the request is a change request (rfc), initiate the change management process
if the request is a service request(rfs), initiate the standard change service request process
monitors auto-generated incidents from event / alert monitoring, ensuring that they are correctly prioritized and action taken accordingly.
contacts resolver groups to progress incident, problem and change chases initiated by the user.
reviews resolution details and take responsibility for closure of all incidents:
- contacts the user for agreement to close, ensuring the '3 strikes and out' policy is employed.
- checks the incident classification and reset as necessary
- enters incident closure details, and mark the incident as closed, ensuring
appropriate closure codes are used.
raises incidents to address unsuccessful service requests.
understands and operates escalation procedures - escalates and progresses incidents as required whilst keeping the user informed.
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o records incidents/changes/service requests within the incident management tool and assigns to the appropriate resolver.
ensures new incident records are opened for all 'legitimate' incidents.
ensures that users do not have multiple incident records open for the same issue.
ensures correct contact details are recorded on all incidents.
captures accurate descriptions of all new incidents/changes/service requests, classifies them correctly and applies the appropriate classification codes.
where an incident has been generated by a third party or other service ensures the external reference number has been captured.
ensures incidents which are chargeable or out of scope are flagged as such.
identifies incidents that require management through additional processes:
- if the incident is a major incident, set the mi flag and initiate the mi process
- if the incident is a complaint, initiate the complaints process
reviews and links incidents to mi records or 'parent' incidents as necessary,
ensuring that the user is made aware of the mi / parent reference number and the incident logs are updated accordingly.
identifies any resolved incidents which are potential candidates for the knowledge base and ensures the incident record is flagged accordingly.
ensures incident records are kept up to date throughout the life of the incident, additional information is documented as it becomes available, and progress updates/user chases and other actions are taken towards resolution.
ensures that incidents which are resolved without leaving the service desk are flagged as being a 'first time fix'.
receives successfully completed incidents/changes/service requests and closes the record accordingly.
executes required tracking of knowledge base usage and opportunities (voting and rating as required) as well as sense and respond activities/actions.
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ensures accurate priority values are generated for all incidents by selecting the correct number of users affected by the incident and ascertaining the urgency of the incident through dialogue with the user.
performs initial investigation and analysis on all new incidents.
- searches for known errors within the knowledge base and implements a solution where possible.
- uses existing skills and knowledge to provide a resolution.
passes unresolved incident records to resolver groups or 3rd party for further investigation and resolution.
- checks auto-assignment of resolver, amend as necessary and transfer incident.
- if no auto-assignment, identifies resolver and transfers incident.
- if no appropriate resolver can be identified, refers incident to service desk expert;
- if 2nd line cannot assist, refers incident to service desk team manager for assignment.
where the user does not agree to closure, progresses incidents to the itil process controller.
- significant time spent dealing with customer on the phone
- must be able to interface internally and externally
- works as part of a team and contributes to team targets
- expected to be flexible in covering shifts
- typical career path will be to service desk expert or itil process controller.
- handle phone calls, emails and other portal interaction tools with agreed sla
- perform all duties in accordance to required quality
- participate in knowledge capture processes
- correct use of escalation to service desk expert as per desk procedures
- proficiency in [certain foreign language] and good command of English
- knowledge of various software and applications (minimum: windows environment and MS office package)
- interpersonal skills crucial for working in a customer service center such as: excellent communication skills, readiness to work flexible hours, customer orientation, teamwork, sense of urgency, optimism, and enthusiasm
- no previous experience necessary
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