Request Resolution Time. The table lists the different categories of incident requests that are submitted. These categories are aligned with estimated resolution times. These are target time frames that can be affected by the following factors: Contact with the end user The availability of hardware or software resources The involvement of outside vendor support Request Resolution Time Classroom/Faculty/Staff support Same Business Day Maintenance/room availability 1 – 2 Business Days Special Equipment/Staffing request 5 – 10 Business Days Events 10 – 15 Business Days Office moves 10 to 25 days If an issue is not being resolved in a satisfactory manner or is not being resolved in a manner that meets the Service Level Agreement outlined in this document, the issue should be escalated to the Director, of Institutional Technology. Commented [EH3]: Would student learning be included in "strategic priorities of Napa Valley College?" If so, I think that classroom technology support should specifically be outlined as being one of the issues that would be "escalated" due to the impact on student learning. (Hope) Requests that directly pertain to strategic priorities of Napa Valley College Information or impact business-critical functions should be escalated.
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Request Resolution Time. The table lists the different categories of incident requests that are submitted. These categories are aligned with estimated resolution times. These are target time frames that can be affected by the following factors: • Contact with the end user • The availability of hardware or software resources • The involvement of outside vendor support Request Resolution Time Classroom/Faculty/Staff support Same Business Day Maintenance/room availability 1 – 2 Business Days Special Equipment/Staffing request 5 – 10 Business Days Events 10 – 15 Business Days Office moves 10 to 25 days If an issue is not being resolved in a satisfactory manner or is not being resolved in a manner that meets the Service Level Agreement outlined in this document, the issue should be escalated to the Director, of Institutional Technology. Commented [EH3]: Would student learning be included in "strategic priorities of Napa Valley College?" If so, I think that classroom technology support should specifically be outlined as being one of the issues that would be "escalated" due to the impact on student learning. (Hope) If an issue is not being resolved in a satisfactory manner or is not being resolved in a manner that meets the Service Level Agreement outlined in this document, the issue should be escalated elevated to the Director, of Institutional Technology. Requests that directly pertain to strategic priorities of Napa Valley College Information or impact business-critical business‐critical functions should be escalated.
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Samples: Service Level Agreement
Request Resolution Time. The table lists the different categories of incident requests that are submitted. These categories are aligned with estimated resolution times. These are target time frames that can be affected by the following factors: Contact with the end user The availability of hardware or software resources The involvement of outside vendor support Request Resolution Time Classroom/Faculty/Staff support Same Business Day Maintenance/room availability 1 – 2 Business Days Special Equipment/Staffing request 5 – 10 Business Days Events 10 – 15 Business Days Office moves 10 to 25 days If an issue is not being resolved in a satisfactory manner or is not being resolved in a manner that meets the Service Level Agreement outlined in this document, the issue should be escalated to the Director, of Institutional Technology. Commented [EH3]: Would student learning be included in "strategic priorities of Napa Valley College?" If so, I think that classroom technology support should specifically be outlined as being one of the issues that would be "escalated" due to the impact on student learning. (Hope) If an issue is not being resolved in a satisfactory manner or is not being resolved in a manner that meets the Service Level Agreement outlined in this document, the issue should be escalated elevated to the Director, of Institutional Technology. Requests that directly pertain to strategic priorities of Napa Valley College Information or impact business-critical business‐critical functions should be escalated.
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Samples: Service Level Agreement
Request Resolution Time. The table lists the different categories of incident requests that are submitted. These categories are aligned with estimated resolution times. These are target time frames that can be affected by the following factors: Contact with the end user The availability of hardware or software resources The involvement of outside vendor support Request Resolution Time Classroom/Faculty/Staff support Same Business Day Maintenance/room availability 1 – 2 Business Days Special Equipment/Staffing request 5 – 10 Business Days Events 10 – 15 Business Days Office moves 10 to 25 days If an issue is not being resolved in a satisfactory manner or is not being resolved in a manner that meets the Service Level Agreement outlined in this document, the issue should be escalated to the Director, of Institutional Technology. Commented [EH3]: Would student learning be included in "strategic priorities of Napa Valley College?" If so, I think that classroom technology support should specifically be outlined as being one of the issues that would be "escalated" due to the impact on student learning. (Hope) If an issue is not being resolved in a satisfactory manner or is not being resolved in a manner that meets the Service Level Agreement outlined in this document, the issue should be escalated to the Director, of Institutional Technology. Requests that directly pertain to strategic priorities of Napa Valley College Information or impact business-critical functions should be escalated.
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Samples: www.napavalley.edu