The goals of Service Transition are to:
• Set customer expectations on how the new or changed service will enable business change;
• Enable the customer to integrate a release seamlessly into their business processes and services;
• Reduce variations in the predicted and actual performance of the services once they are introduced;
• Reduce known errors and minimize the risks from change;
• Ensure that the service can be used in the manner in which it is required.
To transition from abstract ideas to concrete actions to achieve our goals, it is important to create a detailed plan with specific steps, set deadlines, allocate resources, and regularly monitor progress. Breaking down the abstract ideas into smaller, manageable tasks can help make the goals more achievable and actionable.
. Give at least two examples of when customer service may be limited by organisational goals.
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be selelctive with details undersatanding your goals for writting a personal narrative use transition words
Transition - It refers to the movement and the methods involved in moving a particular process from the existing operation to the service provider. Transformation - It refers to look at the operation overall and see how a centralized set up can be done at the service provider location on a longer run.
The purpose or Goals of Service Design are: • To design services that not only satisfy business and stakeholder objectives in terms of quality, ease of use, compliance and security, but also minimize the Total Cost of Ownership • To design efficient and effective policies, plans, processes, architectures and frameworks to manage services throughout their lifecycle • To support Service Transition in identifying and managing the risks associated with introducing new or changed services • To design measurement systems for assessing the efficiency and effectiveness of Service Design and its deliverables • To contribute to Continual Service Improvement (CSI), particularly by designing in features and benefits and then responding to improvement opportunities identified from the operational environment
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to sell a lot of the product/service