The matrix and beyond: expanding proactive resources for customers

Mo Nishiyama, Leslie J. McNeil, Holly E. Wyatt
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At Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU), essential duties of the Information Technology Group (ITG) include providing support for a diverse customer base. Faculty, staff, students, volunteers, visiting scholars, interns, vendors, and community healthcare partners all rely on ITG's Customer Relations Management Division (CRMD) for resolving their computing and account access issues. In a dynamic support environment where many of the customer roles falls outside the one-size-fits-all support approach, CRMD expanded their approach to accommodate their diverse clients.CRMD's Computer Access group introduced role-based matrices on their electronic account request forms to help simplify the challenges of granting appropriate network accesses. The revamped forms reduced follow-up contacts from customers. CRMD's HelpDesk launched an online Self-Service Portal for providing customers with one-stop shopping for their diverse computing needs. Content provided on the portal includes self-service password changes, tree-based knowledge base articles organized by applications, quick reference guides for role-based password requirements and core applications, password and access matrix for nearly 40 applications, and computing tips of the week. The portal provides a convenient around-the-clock alternative for customers who wish to resolve their computing issues immediately without having to contact the HelpDesk directly.By implementing proactive forms and resources, ITG has taken steps to address the ever-expanding needs of their diverse customer base. These changes increase the level of self-sufficiency for customers, reduce the staff's customer contact time for routine issues, and provide the ITG a chance to learn the needs of their constituents.
矩阵及超越:为客户拓展主动资源
在俄勒冈健康与科学大学(OHSU),信息技术组(ITG)的基本职责包括为不同的客户群提供支持。教职员工、学生、志愿者、访问学者、实习生、供应商和社区医疗保健合作伙伴都依赖ITG的客户关系管理部门(CRMD)来解决他们的计算和帐户访问问题。在一个动态的支持环境中,许多客户角色不属于一刀切的支持方法,CRMD扩展了他们的方法,以适应不同的客户。CRMD的计算机访问组在其电子帐户请求表单中引入了基于角色的矩阵,以帮助简化授予适当网络访问的挑战。修改后的表格减少了客户的后续联系。资讯科技中心的服务台推出网上自助服务入门网站,为客户提供一站式服务,以满足他们不同的电脑需求。门户提供的内容包括自助密码更改、按应用组织的树型知识库文章、基于角色的密码要求和核心应用的快速参考指南、近40种应用的密码和访问矩阵,以及每周的计算技巧。门户网站为希望立即解决计算问题而无需直接联系HelpDesk的客户提供了一个方便的24小时替代方案。通过实施主动形式和资源,ITG已经采取措施来满足其多样化客户群不断扩大的需求。这些变化提高了客户的自给自足水平,减少了员工在日常问题上与客户联系的时间,并为ITG提供了了解其成员需求的机会。
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