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Scenario
You are the CIO of a large stockbroking firm, based in Hong Kong.Recently this company has acquired two other major firms in Londonand New York. Total Company staff now exceeds 800 people. EachFirm currently has their own Service Desk.
Hong Kong has 10 SD staff to 400 employees, with 6 2nd levelsupport staff London has 3 SD staff to 140 employees with 3 2nd levelsupport staff New York has 5 SD staff to 250 employees with 5 2nd levelsupport staff
With this new merger comes new support issues. Complaints arecoming in to say that there si an imbalance with ratio of IT supportstaff to users, Service Desks in London and New York are havingtrouble knowing and supporting new systems which has resulted inusers calling Hong Kong Service Desk. This has resulted in higherresolution times and an inability to get through to the service deskThe Business is not happy with the current situation.
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As CIO, you decide to reorganize the Service Desk structure as ameans to address the levels of service. You decide to use a followthe sun Service Desk. Which of the following descriptions to youpresent to the Business as your solution?

• A.By implementing a follow the sun SD, you use current data todetermine minimum staffing requirements in each location tosupport its own location and the expected support levels inother locations. You then ensure that SD staff are trained onall current services. You appoint 2 Super Users per ServiceDesk to act as a buffer and to assist the users. You set up SDschedule based on usage and work hours.
• B.By implementing a follow the sun SD, you will start byinvestigating if the current infrastructure is capable ofsupporting a global service desk, including use of VOIPtechnology (this is possible). You use current data todetermine minimum staffing requirements in each location tosupport its own location and the expected support levels inother locations. You decide to use English as the mainlanguage for all support. You then ensure that all SD staff aretrained on all current services and able to provide an averageof 60% 1st line support as a target you appoint 2 Super Usersper location to act as a buffer and to assist the users. You setup SD schedule based on usage and work hours
• C.By implementing a follow the sun SD, location. You decide tokeep local languages for S You use current data todetermine minimum staffing requirements in each location tosupport its own location. You then ensure that all SD staff aretrained on local services and able to provide an average of60% 1st line support as a target.You appoint 2 Super ServiceDesk Operators per location to act as a buffer and to assistthe users.
• D.By implementing a follow the sun SD, you use current data todetermine minimum staffing requirements in each location tosupport its own location and the expected support levels inother locations. You then ensure that all SD staff are trainedon all current services and able to provide an average of 60%1st line support as a target you appoint 2 Super Users perlocation to act as a buffer and to assist the users. You set upSD schedule based on usage and work hours

Operations Control refers to?

• A.The tools used to monitor the status of the IT Network
• B.The managers of the Event and Access Management Processes
• C.The situation where the Service Desk manager is required to monitor the status of the infrastructure when Service Desk Operators are not available
• D.Overseeing the monitoring and escalating of IT operational events and activities

Scenario
Brewster's is a toy factory that has been in business for 30 years.The company started with a small family run shop and has grownconsistently over the years. They are now supplying toy storesnationwide and are considered to be the primary supplier of children'scollectable novelty erasers.
Brewster's IT department is relatively small (currently 15 staff) butefficient. They have recently employed an IT Manager in an attemptto improve the management of the infrastructure, as well as moreeffective use of resources and identification of areas for improvement.
The Brewster's management teams do not have a lot of ITknowledge. The newly appointed IT Manager is very ITIL focusedand wants to implement as many ITSM processes as is appropriatethere are currently no formal processes in place. On starting with thecompany the IT Manager completed an internal assessment of the ITinfrastructure - including staff skills analysis, and collated the resultsfrom customer satisfaction surveys completed over the last 5 years.
The main areas of concern are as follows:
Responses from customer satisfaction survey:
- Overall a consistent satisfaction level. However, responses completed during the past 12 months show an increase in customers who were unsatisfied with call waiting times when contacting the service desk for help with online orders and requests for information.
- Customers added the following additional comments: - "Never get to speak to the same person twice when dealing with an Incident number, had to call several times to receive follow up on progress" - "Some of the Service Desk staff seem under qualified to deal with my questions
about new applications/incidents/service requests"
Results from Staff Skills Analysis:
Staff, in general, have a good knowledge of IT systems and a basic understanding of the business processes and objectives. However, staff are not well informed of upcoming releases of new or changed services and not given adequate information to relay to the customers.
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Staff added the following additional comments:
"Communication between Service Operation departments has become inefficient -
there are meetings for the sake of meetings, but the important information we need
to know to do our day to day jobs is lacking"
"I still don't know what half of the people do, that work in the IT department!"
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Results from General IT Infrastructure assessment:
Lack of event monitoring and planning Lack of input from Operational Support departments into Service Design Lack of skill and information sharing across the Operational Support teams with regards to Incident, Problem, Workarounds and Known Error data. Little to no proactive activities being carried out.
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Which of the following options would be the most effective option toaddress the issues identified from the General IT Infrastructureassessment?

• A.You decide to recommend implementation of the EventManagement process to formalize the event monitoring,planning and overall management. Ensure that there isresource sharing between the Service Design teams andthe Operational Support teams as their input is necessaryto ensure services are designed that will work efficiently inthe live environment. In addition, implement the Problem Management process at the same time, to ensure there are both reactive andproactive activities taking place with regards to Problems,a knowledge bank of information including known errors,workarounds, problems and incident records is producedand maintained.
• B.You are not concerned with the lack of skill sharingbetween the Operational Support departments andService Design as they are two separate entities of theService Lifecycle with their own objectives. You areconcerned, however, with the lack of Event monitoring andplanning and foresee this as being a potential major issue.You decide to recommend implementation of the EventManagement process to formalize the event monitoring,planning and overall management. Ensure that there isresource sharing between the Service Design teams andthe Operational Support teams as their input is necessaryto ensure services are designed that will work efficiently inthe live environment.
• C.You are not concerned with the lack of skill sharingbetween the Operational Support departments andService Design as they are two separate entities of theService Lifecycle with their own objectives. You areconcerned, however, with the lack of skill sharing betweenthe Operational Support teams and decide to formalize the1st, 2nd and 3rd lines of support and recommend theadoption of a database that will incorporate all Incidentrecords, Problem records, Known Error records,Workarounds and Event information, so that all staff canhave access to and use this information.
• D.Implement the Problem Management process, to ensurethere are both reactive and proactive activities taking placewith regards to Problems, a knowledge bank of informationincluding known errors, workarounds, problems andincident records is produced and maintained. Once this process is established, working efficiently andstaff have become more accustomed to this new way ofworking, use this success to recommend theimplementation of the Event Management process.

Scenario
Brewster's is a toy factory that has been in business for 30 years.The company started with a small family run shop and has grownconsistently over the years. They are now supplying toy storesnationwide and are considered to be the primary supplier of children'scollectable novelty erasers.
improvement.
the last 5 years.
Overall a consistent satisfaction level. However, responses completed during the
Brewster's IT department is relatively small (currently 15 staff) butefficient. They have recently employed an IT Manager in an attemptto improve the management of the infrastructure, as well as moreeffective use of resources and identification of areas for The Brewster's management teams do not have a lot of ITknowledge. The newly appointed IT Manager is very ITIL focusedand wants to implement as many ITSM processes as is appropriatethere are currently no formal processes in place. On starting with thecompany the IT Manager completed an internal assessment of the ITinfrastructure - including staff skills analysis, and collated the resultsfrom customer satisfaction surveys completed over The main areas of concern are as follows: Responses from customer satisfaction survey: - past 12 months show an increase in customers who were unsatisfied with call
waiting times when contacting the service desk for help with online orders and requests for information.
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Customers added the following additional comments:
"Never get to speak to the same person twice when dealing with an Incident
number, had to call several times to receive follow up on progress"
"Some of the Service Desk staff seem under qualified to deal with my questions
about new applications/incidents/service requests"
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Results from Staff Skills Analysis:
Staff, in general, have a good knowledge of IT systems and a basic understanding of the business processes and objectives. However, staff are not well informed of upcoming releases of new or changed services and not given adequate information to relay to the customers.
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Staff added the following additional comments:
"Communication between Service Operation departments has become inefficient -
there are meetings for the sake of meetings, but the important information we need
to know to do our day to day jobs is lacking"
- "I still don't know what half of the people do, that work in the IT department!"
Results from General IT Infrastructure assessment:
- Lack of event monitoring and planning
- Lack of input from Operational Support departments into Service Design
- Lack of skill and information sharing across the Operational Support teams with
regards to Incident, Problem, Workarounds and Known Error data.
- Little to no proactive activities being carried out.
Refer to Scenario
Through further investigation you identify that there is no formalmeans of collecting data to identify service improvement, other thancustomer surveys. These are very subjective and do not give abalanced picture regarding quality of service.
Through discussions with the Continual Service ImprovementManager, you decide to start collecting a range of metrics to helpidentify service improvements.
Which metrics would be relevant to Service Desk?

• A.% of calls resolved by Service Desk Average time to identify incident Average time to escalate incident % of user updates conducted within target times Customer feedback Average Service Desk cost of handling incident
• B.% of calls resolved by Service Desk Averagetime to resolve incident Averagetime to escalate incident % of customer updates conducted within target times Customerfeedback AverageService Desk cost of handling incident
• C.% of calls answered by Service Desk Averagetime to resolve problems Averagetime to escalate problem % of customer updates conducted within Service Desktimes Customerfeedback Averagecost of handling problem
• D.o % of calls answered by Service Desk Averagetime to escalate incident % of customer updates conducted within Service Deskhours Customerfeedback Averagecost of handling incident