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    Regardless of what your business does, if you use technology (you do, don’t you?), you have people dedicated to IT Service Management (ITSM). The costs associated with downtime are huge, and quick and efficient service has a lot to do with both customer and employee satisfaction.
    So how do you discard your old, archaic tools, and make sure you are serving your customers and employees, and streamline your day-to-day work so that you can focus on the most important parts of your business? To keep up with the speed of business, IT teams are transforming the way they work. Gone are the days of inflexible processes and heavy workflows. IT teams are shifting towards a more collaborative, iterative, and customer-centric approach, in order to break down silos, adapt quickly, and deliver seamless experiences. In short, ITSM is becoming more agile.

    In this webinar, we will show you how to adopt a lean ITSM strategy with Insight and Jira for more efficient ITSM practices. You will learn how to:

    Make sure the right teams are getting support requests

    Provide context to ITSM teams to close tickets faster

    Automate many processes that will help you to save time

    And a lot more!

    Speakers

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    MARK JOHN HIEMSTRA

    Product Marketer at Mindville. For the last 20 years, he has worked in technology in a variety of roles, from developer all the way to product marketer where he works closely with development teams and customers. The thing he enjoys most is helping people run their businesses more efficiently.
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    AMRUT BHONSLE

    Head of Customer Success | Presales & Delivery| 13+ yr Seasoned Technical & Sales Professional – Atlassian Evangelist for ALM & DevOps Tools A Specialist in ALM & Agile tools understanding customers’ pains & gains to develop the Solution.  Carrying a range of experience in Sales, Presales, Project Management, and Business Head.

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