March brings some relevant news for our solutions. InvGate Service Desk got certified, and InvGate Insight’s integrations have expanded, amongst other exciting announcements. But before we see the product updates in detail, let’s begin with huge company news!

When it comes to effective IT Service Management (ITSM), having a dedicated Incident Management Team can make all the difference. This team plays a crucial role in streamlining incident responses, minimizing downtime, and ultimately boosting your overall ITSM efficiency. An Incident Management Team is a group of skilled professionals who are specifically trained to handle and resolve IT incidents promptly and effectively.

It brings us great joy to announce that InvGate Service Desk has obtained PeopleCert’s ITIL 4 Certification, showcasing our ongoing dedication to upholding the highest industry standards and delivering a reliable solution for our users across the globe. Following rigorous assessments, an accredited consultant from PeopleCert conferred the ITIL 4 certification upon InvGate Service Desk 7 (the latest version of the Service Management tool), acknowledging its alignment with the following practices.

To master the art of running a successful service desk, imagine it as a game of chess. Each piece, whether it's your team, the tools you use, or the strategies you implement, plays a crucial role in winning the game. There's no one-size-fits-all approach to how to improve IT support, but the tactics outlined in this article will undoubtedly boost your service desk's efficiency, enrich the user experience, and optimize the Return on Investment (ROI) of your tool.

Today’s businesses rely heavily on their IT infrastructure to help resolve the incident at hand. However, unexpected disruptions can occur, leading to significant downtime and business losses. To ensure smooth operations and minimize the impact of these disruptions, it is crucial to have an efficient incident management workflow in place.

Some help desk tickets are solved in just one exchange. Others might need more interactions, more people to review them, or even require escalation. All that back and forth generates multiple messages, and new observers may need up to 10 minutes to catch up. You can now use the Ticket Summarization feature on InvGate Service Desk to speed this up! Using generative AI, this feature can create a brief ticket summary with the incident’s main activity.

An updated knowledge base is an essential part of an organization's self-service offering. But keeping it updated is no easy task. What if you could have artificial intelligence (AI) work for you and help you with Knowledge Management? That’s what InvGate Service Desk Knowledge Article Generation feature does! According to a report by Microsoft, 88% of respondents expect a brand or organization to offer self-service support, and 66% begin with self-service when in need.

The IT world has always evolved quickly, but the explosion of generative AI and multimodal models is a major breakthrough in the industry. It is changing how we relate to technology – and now it will also change your IT service offering. We’re very excited to introduce you to InvGate AI Hub. InvGate AI Hub consists of a series of features that enable artificial intelligence for IT teams.

Welcome to our guide on mastering your workflow with expert incident tracking best practices. Incidents can occur at any moment, and effectively managing them is essential for maintaining productivity and customer satisfaction. In this article, we will explore the importance of incident tracking, root cause analysis, and how it can improve your workflow.

When looking for reliable IT Service Management (ITSM) software for your organization, it's crucial to determine whether an on-premise or a cloud-based solution best suits your needs. With technology rapidly evolving, many solutions are shifting exclusively to cloud-based help desk offerings, which are more flexible. However, numerous organizations still require control over their servers and prefer to keep sensitive information within their own installations.