If needed are we able to create a separate instance for AP Ticketing? So by "Ticketing" the Service Desk Manager is referring to incident management and service requests that Accounts Payable is currently handling with eMail and want to replace with Ivanti Service Manager which is already used by their IT Service Desk.
Disclaimer: Not endorsed by, affiliated with, or sponsored by Ivanti “Ivanti Consultant”, “Ivanti Developer”, “Ivanti Project Manager” refer to job description, experience, and skill set with Ivanti’s product line and are merely descriptive. NO, you don't need a project manager. In fact, one of the most common mistakes made by companies implementing Ivanti Neurons for ITSM/ITAM aka Ivanti Service Manager (HEAT) is to assign a Project Manager
One of the most common Ivanti HEAT Implementation challenges identified by clients is "Admin Training". What seems like an easy quick fix is actually more complicated. It takes more than just Ivanti Training Academy access, Ivanti Business Partner training, and guidance from a seasoned professional. The root cause is...
Ivanti Integrations with Ivanti Service Manager (HEAT) aka Ivanti Neurons for ITSM/ITAM are a hot topic. Since direct database connections are not available with cloud and the majority of customers are in the cloud vs on-premise, the questions is....
There are really 3 routes to go for your Ivanti Servicer Manager (powered by HEAT) aka Ivanti Neurons for ITSM/ITAM project. Ivanti, Business Partner, Freelancer
Recently one of my clients in the UK had an issue where they needed to reset a number of internal HEAT user passwords using the Service Desk Manager role.
The calendar workspace scope isn't documented but here it is, a UI Quick Action for Ivanti Service Manager
There is a very important distinction between Ivanti HEAT ITSM Developers and Consultants. You also need to evaluate competency vs skill and number of years experience and Ivanti HEAT Neurons Implementations
If your dashboards aren't lighting up like a Christmas tree, and yes I mean green for good and red for bad, for your KPIs and Metrics, including hours of operation calculations, averages, percentages, trends, and complex groupings, then we need to talk.
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