From the course: Putting ITIL® into Practice: Incident Management
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Example of creating an incident shift-left response
From the course: Putting ITIL® into Practice: Incident Management
Example of creating an incident shift-left response
- [Instructor] Now that you've seen the steps to incident shift-left, let's explore a real-world example to reinforce what you've learned. The service desk at Nexa Collab is struggling to support the collaboration service. Too many users call or email the service desk for simple issues that shouldn't have occurred, or the users should be able to handle themselves with a better experience. It's driving up costs and driving down productivity. Worse, the service desk isn't present on the modern channels users prefer, like chat. To fix it, the IT team runs an incident shift-left working session. Alex steps in as a facilitator. He gathers Priya, the senior collaboration engineer, Jordan, the service desk lead, and Samantha, the digital experience manager. They'll use ITSM reports, chatbot analytics, and user surveys to understand the problem. The goal: reduce expensive assisted contacts and meet users where they are. Priya reviews ticket data. Most issues start with email or phone, which…
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- (Locked)What is incident shift-left, and why use it?1m 45s
- (Locked)Where and when to use incident shift-left2m 30s
- (Locked)Steps to creating an incident shift-left response4m 54s
- (Locked)Example of creating an incident shift-left response4m 49s
- (Locked)You try it: Creating an incident shift-left response55s
- (Locked)Review it: Creating an incident shift-left response1m 52s
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