NOC Manager Josh Lillard (before) |
Q&A
What is SLA? SLA stands for Service Level Agreement. This is our agreement with our managed service customers for our responsiveness to their requests (service tickets).
Why is SLA important? SLA is important to ensure we
are providing customers with the best experience possible. All or our
customers have SLA criteria outlined in their contracts with Emerge and we
manage our priorities around our customers SLA’s.
What was the goal? Our internal SLA goal is 95%.
Half beard courtesy of Duane Tackett |
How was this different from past goals? In July we hit
our highest SLA % ever, with an outstanding 98.03%. Below is a chart that
shows where we have been for all of 2013.
2013
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Jan
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95.08%
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Feb
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95.08%
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Mar
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95.07%
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Apr
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95.62%
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May
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95.73%
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Jun
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95.16%
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NOC engineer Sarah Knapp |
Have you done anything like this in the past with your
team? Everyone enjoys a fun atmosphere and I try to create that for my
team here at Emerge. In July I took them all to my gun club and let them
each shoot 50 clay pigeons & had a fantastic lunch. I think it was a
great team building event & it allowed for my team to blow off some steam
(literally). This was just to thank them for the awesome job they do on a
daily basis. In the past I have ran contests with cash rewards &
coupons for leaving 2 hours early etc.
How many team members contributed to this success? Our
SLA is effected by all of our engineers. So 18 people helped contribute
to the success that we have seen with our SLA obtainment.
After the pie... |
Is there a customer experience you are most proud of?
I’m very proud of my team, they do a fantastic job but that’s the norm here at
Emerge. So I would have to say that when a customer goes out of their way
to deliver positive feedback on my team members is what I’m the most proud
of. Everyone knows that any negative experience is quickly brought up and
discussed, but it really takes a positive experience for someone to go out of
their way and provide that feedback & this is when you know that you’re
doing something correctly.
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