Controlled testing was required before ALVAO went live. An illustratively scoped Service Catalogue was installed, allowing IT solvers to verify real-world functioning, and Service Desk compatibility with their context. The test project was a success, so nothing stood in the way of completing the Service Catalogue, training users and making the Service Desk available to all employees, who began to submit various tickets right away. One crucial aspect of user acceptance was the operational feedback, whereby an applicant would learn of any change in – or could verify, their request status. The original helpdesk tool was discontinued shortly after the beginning of the ALVAO implementation, and now serves only as an archive.
At present, ALVAO Service Desk has 600 users and primarily serves their IT needs. “We use Service Desk to resolve all IT requests. I look to ALVAO for more responsive dealing with requests, the ability to log the workflow and faster communication with users. I very much appreciate the ease of delegating to another solver, which is not necessarily easy to do regarding documents. It used to be rather complicated and the Filing service is not best suited for such operations. In ALVAO we can relay tickets as and when needed. Colleagues also appreciate the friendly user interface and simple reports, while the solvers welcome the option to work from mobile devices outside the Office,” Jan Braunstein sums up the project.
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