next generation service desk
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Speakers
Daisuke Honda Head of Service Desks, Global Delivery
Head of Sales Engagement, Global Delivery Centers Luís Matias
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Consumers stay loyal to and evangelize about brands that deliver
the services/products they want
Very few of IT Workers go to Page 2 when doing web searches for
information
If a consumer cannot get an app to work within 5 minutes, he/she will uninstall it and download another
Change is Already Here
Today’s workplace is “Anywhere” and the working hours are “Anytime”
Today’s user ‘s expectations for IT and how they use IT has changed
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The End User Profile
Silent Generation 2%
Baby Boomers 29%
Generation X 34%
Generation Y 35%
Shift in Communication Channels
■ 60% to 90% of Silent Generation and Baby Boomers use a Telephone as their preferred method of communication.
■ Over 50% of Generation X and Y prefer Electronic Messaging, Web Chat or Social Media.
% Silent
Generation Baby
Boomers Generation
X Generation
Y
Telephone 90.4 63.5 28.5 12.3
Electronic Messaging 6.2 24.4 28.3 20.9
Internet & Web chat 1.8 7.4 20.6 23.9
Smartphone App 0.6 2.6 11.0 19.1
Social Media 1.0 2.1 11.6 23.9
N/A 33.1 33.4 33.8 38.0
Silent Generation: born before 1944 Baby Boomers: born between 1945-1960 Generation X: born between 1961-1989 Generation Y: born after 1990
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Implications to the Service Desk
The IT world today ...
Internet access as a basic human right
Millions of devices
Internet of things
Time Shifting work
BYOD
Big Data
Social interactions & networks
Support has to be...
Simple & Intuitive
Social
Accessible everywhere
Affordable
High quality
Personalized
Less need for break fix
Opportunities
Service Desks still seen as the poor relative in IT
To be the shop front / flagship for our customers
Manage customer experience, expectation and service improvement
Very few companies are innovating
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Evolution of the Service Desk
■ The Human Centric Paradigm • Empowerment of people • Improvement of value • Innovation of business model
■ Enabling and combining the three dimensions…
People
Information Infrastructure
■ Service Desk evolution
Single Point of Contact Reactive service restoration and prevention
Single Point of Engagement End-to-end user support experience that
engages & encourages adoption & utilization and, builds advocacy
“Every experience matters”
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The Ultimate Service Desk
What is an “Excellent Service”?
Excellent customer service is both unnoticeable and remarkable at the same time.
Unnoticeable - Delivering what is promised and dealing well with any problems and queries that arise.
The extra touch - Moments or processes that stand out in the customer’s mind takes customer service to the level of excellent or superior.
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“Omotenashi”
■ Omotenashi is about putting heart and soul into giving good service. • It involves the subjugation of self in service to
someone, without being “servile.”
• Anticipating needs is at the heart of the concept; acting on others’ needs without being asked to do so.
■ The spirit of Omotenashi is a core element of Fujitsu’s engagements around personalization and optimization
■ Omotenashi brings the baseline of caring, motivating, and building bonds with customers on top of effective use of information and data.
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Sense and Respond
Sense and Respond is our way of working that creates value, eliminates
waste and builds a culture of continuous improvement.
It does this by engaging people and through a deep understanding of
what matters to customers, supported by a set of tools.
It is a journey, not a destination, during which people discover what
matters to their customer and continually find better ways to deliver it.
Fujitsu’s approach to lean is called Sense and Respond.
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Anyplace
Next Generation Service Desk
Who am I? “See me”
Where am I? “Sync me”
What am I? “Know me”
What can I do? “Be me”
Human Centric
• You choose how • Personal choice to services • Flexible by design
Anywhere • Support from ANY location • Cloud Enabled connectivity • Human Centric at its heart
Unified Interface
• Consistent agile approach • Device appropriate UI • Simple and intuitive to use
Anytime • Follow the Sun support • Automation via design • How you want to be served
Ubiquitous AND Agnostic
• Support from ANY end point • Off LAN support • Support for All
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TRIOLE for ServiceNow
SELF-HEALING
SELF-SERVICE
ASSISTED SERVICE
■ Combines Fujitsu’s standard set of Service Management processes and supporting toolsets TRIOLE for Services (TfS)
■ An agile new solution based on ServiceNow Enterprise Service Management software
■ A shared Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) toolset that simplifies and improves service desk processes
Fujitsu customers receive the same consistent service desk experience across the globe
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Real Breakthroughs – Context Aware Service
Live demo of context aware engagement with a Service Desk,
using PalmSecure mouse, integrated with ITSM tool
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Malaysia GDC
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Supporting 21 languages
Poland GDC
685 Employees
Apps, RIM and Service Desk
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Supporting 3 languages
778 Employees
Applications & RIM GDC
336 employees
Service Desk GDC
Supporting 5 languages
912 Employees
RIM, R&D and Service Desk
GDC
Supporting 15 languages
80 Employees
Service Desk GDC
Supporting 7 languages
Canada
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Poland
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Finland
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Japan
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Malaysia Philippines
India GDC
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