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How Does the Help Desk Quality Improve Customer Satisfaction?

nternet, virtual environments, and all the other modern forms of communication are a reality of modern man. Various forms of servic e with which we try to better the quality of daily life are becoming more sophisticated. Their consumption is often a process that requires a precise definition of all of the activities of which it is composed. IT support is just part of that process. The implementation of these activities requires a precise definition of the behavior of all participants. It is necessary to specify the legal rights and obligations of service providers and consumers of these services. Usually such services are agreed upon th rough the signing of contracts based on the level of services. Actors of such processes necessarily need knowledge, ability, and skills to use such services. Each and every service is a process that covers common behavior and can be automated or displayed as a computer program. The problems are the exceptions in such behavior that cannot be supported by your computer promptly. The service provider to such a situation cannot answer promptly, which becomes a problem for implementation services. The most commo n forms of support in these situations are known as Help Desk support. The service provider is in such situations forced to provide live - telephone communication with consumers. The problem with such communication is a discrepancy in the competence of parti cipants required for the implementation of services. Providers of desktop support very often employ staff that is usually only accustomed to solving a certain number of problem situations. Training takes place most likely on the basis of empirical reasonin g based on the collected number of cases that can be considered stereotypical behavior. This paper presents research that aims to point out the pros and cons of Help Desk support. Defining stereotypes is strictly related to the type and category of service . At the same time, it should be borne in mind that a service is a process defined by the needs of users and depends to a large extent on the users themselves and their characteristics. The data collected for purpose of this research are the basis of an at tempt to define stereotypes of services that must be supported by Help Desk activities. This refers as much to the stereotype of users as it does to the stereotype of services offered through the Help Desk.

communication, Help Desk, service, Ser vice Level Agreement, stereotype behavior

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