DIY service desk - maximizing the value of self-service
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According to Forrester, 72% of customers prefer to self-serve to answer their questions. In this presentation, Christophe demonstrates how Atlassian’s IT team built a self-service desk for its legal team to maximize its efficiency and add more value to the business. Atlassian’s self-service desk enabled it to cope with a two-fold increase in service requests by automating business processes and workflows, creating a self-service catalog to reduce the team’s workload, and prioritizing high-impact requests and issues. JIRA Service Desk is a modern and flexible service desk experience that streamlines customer requests, and boosts your IT team’s efficiency, taking your service desk to a whole new level. JIRA Service Desk is available now for a free 30-day trial, OnDemand or download at https://www.atlassian.com/servicedesk To watch the webinar, go to http://blogs.atlassian.com/2014/06/diy-service-desk-webinar/
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- 43. Thanks to our Foundation service desk the Manila team was able to fundraise for the typhoon victims while I was away and I didn't have to manually manage the process. – Melissa Beaumont Lee, Atlassian’s Foundation ” “
- 44. Juliette Amitai, Atlassian’s Talent
- 50. Saying thanks to fellow co-workers is now taking half the time it used to. Now it takes less than 2 minutes with simple steps and drop down menus, making everyone’s life a whole lot easier! – Juliette Amitai, Atlassian’s Talent ” “
- 52. Thank you!