Is your digital nervous system efficient, effective and fully fit?
Andrew White tackles the obstacles along an automated digital assault course.
I don’t know who I feel more sorry for, the customer or the supplier....
Olé to OLA – the art of managing ITSM and SIAM
Flamenco may not, on first glance, have much in common with Operational Level Agreements in SIAM. But being able to successfully manage and improve...
Your customer is unhappy and your staff are frustrated
How conversational intelligence can help everyone to have a more positive experience
It could be something small, an issue that has been left to develop...
The key to long-term CRM success
Why lasting CRM success is more about how your organisation “thinks” about CRM than it is about the technology you use or the money you...
How field service management is being changed by IoT
As more companies move to a predictive model of equipment maintenance, they are looking for ways to use connected devices to improve field service....
Cloud vs on-premises vs hybrid – which is best?
Service technology solutions can be deployed in several different ways. But which is right for you and which offers the security you require?
At a...
How relationship intelligence can boost CX
For professional services firms, relationship intelligence and collaboration can have a dramatic effect on customer experience
In professional services, relationships are everything. Often, service firms...
Forums and social media do not Change Management make
Change Management has long been touted by ITSM vendors as one of the core pillars of service management provision.
Of course, the management of change...
Practical SIAM: A straightforward guide
Simon Dorst and Michelle Major-Goldsmith, lead architects of the recently launched SIAM Professional Body of Knowledge, offer an overview of SIAM and what you...
Is there a SIAM-sized hole in your ITSM?
Providing high-quality IT services to the business is not an easy task.
In today’s world, where services are delivered by many different providers rather than...































