Call/Incident Management Sample Clauses

Call/Incident Management. The following sections give an overview of procedures and rules that should be followed by the NSD to manage ‘calls’ or ‘incidents’. The term ‘incident’, according to ITIL, has a double meaning. First any registered event of the Service Desk is called an incident. This includes both ‘incidents’ in the sense of ‘failures’, and ‘service requests’. After the ‘incident’ is registered, the NSD decides whether this shall remain an incident where a restoration of a failure is needed, or whether the received incident is a ‘service request’, where a deliverable (in terms of service or artefact) is requested. As Customs IT may rely for authentication purposes of Economic Operators and their Representatives (including users from both EOs and Representatives), on identity data provided by external to customs Identity Provider systems, the NAs must ensure that the call and incident management procedures of these Identity Providers follow the organisational model agreed with the NAs for Customs TES. More complex procedures and rules may be defined and applied if required in the National or Commission context.
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Call/Incident Management. The 1st level CSD passes ownership of the calls received by National 1st Level Service Desk to 2nd level CSD (see section E.1 above). This means that the 2nd level CSD becomes responsible for the follow-up of the call. It is essential that each internal call be owned by one 2nd level CSDO, who is responsible for the proper follow-up of its progress and solution. The 2nd level CSDO carries out the following tasks:  Performs the call analysis within the first action of the call that is assigned to it by the 1st level CSD, within the time frames allocated by the Central Service Desk procedures;  Records information related to the call in the CSD Service Desk tool;  Checks at any step of the call life cycle on whether the call/incident solution is reached.
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