Monitoring of pre-SLA achievements, where to begin? Identifying targets that are achievable and reasonable Insufficient focus, resources and time Inadequate seniority of SLM staff Underpinning contracts ignored SLAs too long, written in technical jargon and not customer focused Improvement actions not adhered to.
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Service Improvement Plans are formal plans to implement improvements to a process or service. They are used to ensure that improvement actions are identified and carried out on a regular basis. The identified improvements may come from: Breaches of Service Level Agreements Identification of user training and documentation issues Weak Read more…
As an overview of Service Level Management, the process will generally consist of the following interrelated activities: (not necessarily in chronological order) Develop contacts and relationships Design an SLA framework Determine, document and agree requirements for new services Negotiate and develop SLAs Review and revise SLAs, underpinning agreements, Operational Level Read more…
An introduction to the SLA Service description Mutual responsibilities Scope of SLA Applicable service hours Service availability Reliability Customer support arrangements Contact points & escalation Service performance Batch turnaround times Security Costs and charging method used. The key criteria for any information to be contained within an SLA is that Read more…