Doing More with Less – Automating IT Services in Your Midsize Business

This whitepaper will serve as an invaluable reference tool for IT professionals who want to ensure their success with an automation solution that fully meets the needs of their midsize business – without breaking the bank. Learn how to address the “big four” pain points for IT managers, the perils of point solutions, the power of services automation , questions to ask before choosing an IT automation solution, key requirements of an IT automation solution, and how to optimize your IT infrastructure.



Improving Customer Retention and Satisfaction

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Applying Remote Support Technology for Maximum Impact

Remote-support technology is a powerful tool for support delivery. But to yield maximum advantage the remote-support technology must be applied to the right type of problems. This ServiceXRG white paper explores 5 strategic applications of remote support that yield maximum benefit and how to measure their business impact.



Supporting Employees Anytime, Anywhere

New business demands require a new approach to end-user support. This is leading organizations to a remote service delivery model that leverages the Web and Saas technology.



People + Processes + Technology: Creating a Winning Formula for Customer Support

You might have the world's best support professionals or the most sophisticated technologies - but if you don't effectively combine the two, your service and support will be run-of-the-mill or even mediocre. This new SupportIndustry.com white paper explores the critical relationships between people, processes and technology and provides best practices for delivering superior service and support.



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