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Using Software to Streamline Support with TeamSupport

For software companies, providing exceptional support isn’t just a value-add—it’s a critical component of maintaining customer loyalty and ensuring the long-term success of their products. Customer support bridges the gap between technology and user satisfaction. TeamSupport’s platform is designed to meet the unique challenges that the software industry faces, and bridge the gap to elevate customer satisfaction.

How To Convert documents to PDF format in M-Files

Files of the object can be automatically converted into PDF form on the server when the object changes state. Conversion to PDF on the server can be done for files in such source formats as Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Outlook, and Visio, as well as RTF and OpenOffice files. When converting to PDF, M-Files updates the M-Files property fields, if any, in Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel documents by using the current metadata of the object.

How to Create Standard Operating Procedures for Your Service Desk

Service desk Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) are a great way to systematize working practices and lead to a more consistent experience for agents and end-users. Done well, they can be used to build up a solid knowledge base for your technical teams, which will improve response times, fix rates, and customer satisfaction. See how to create standard operating procedures for your service desk in this video, and get ready to improve IT support's quality, accuracy, and efficiency!

The Intelligent Canvas Guide to Agile

With the freedom to play, ideate and create, Miro empowers Agile teams to go from idea to structured work more efficiently than ever before. Whether you want a way to connect your distributed team, a faster, more efficient way to brainstorm or need an innovative space to collaborate with stakeholders, Miro is there for you and your team to experiment and get work done, together.

Top 10 Practical Tips to Motivate Remote Employees

Returning to today's job market, remote work is gaining ground. Remote employees can be super productive for several advantages. Such as they don’t need to commute regularly, flexibility to work, and more chance to balance work-life. At a time, employers face a real challenge to get consistent output from their remote workers. They can lose interest in work. This can result in low dedication, poor time management, etc.

Zendesk QA Spotlight: AI-powered conversation discovery

Zendesk QA Spotlight is an AI-powered conversation discovery tool that highlights customer service interactions falling into the must-review category, and revealing the greatest learning opportunities for your support team. Timestamps: Zendesk makes customer service better. We build software to meet customer needs, set your team up for success, and keep your business in sync.

SDI: The 5 Service Desk Certifications Levels

In this episode of Ticket Volume, we dive into the world of Service Management Maturity and Service Desk Certifications and levels with three experienced guests: Joshua Nelson, Head of IT Services at Runshaw College; Alex Harding, Director of Technology Experience at Power Design Inc.; and Sarah Jayne Bulley, a dedicated Service Delivery Manager at Euromonitor International.

What is Incident Management and How Do Incident Management Systems Work?

Disruptions in an IT landscape are inevitable. Whether it’s a system crash, a cybersecurity breach, or a service outage, the ability to respond swiftly and effectively is critical. This is where incident management comes into play—a structured approach to restoring normal service operations as quickly as possible while minimizing the impact on business operations.

Remote Teams: Avoiding Miscommunication and Friction

Misunderstandings are common even in face-to-face conversations, but what about online chats? How do people understand each other without helpful social cues like tone of voice or facial expressions? For many teams, miscommunication is common, especially with people with different communication styles. After all, remote teams heavily rely on written communication. Conveying meaning clearly, leaving little room for misunderstandings, requires special skills.