this or more.. Dec 24 for me and counting.
21st December, still no reply, response or anything.
Personally, I have no inclination to waste my time submitting any further tickets while no attempt to even acknowledge them is considered 'the norm'
this or more.. Dec 24 for me and counting.
Just so everyone knows. Those numbers don't apply here
Just so everyone knows, industry standard Service Level Agreement for critical issues is 4hours. Non-critical within 12.
this or more.. Dec 24 for me and counting.
i lost around 1.6 million as an station revoked the landing just before touchdown.... AND NORMALY I LAND IN LESS THAN 1 MINUT so should be still 9 left
the yellow markings disappeared i got red warnng to leave or be destroyed..
i can just say flying an transport with around 120 and still slowing down ..gear just going down at the end of an station..
you cant leave it within 20 seconds the turning around nearly needs 8
so i got blown up with an cargohold full of palladium and gold....... nothing illegal..
was going in full speed cause way was clear rolling the ship for the landing pad and slowing down .. than i had an lag spike or mirko freeze 1-2 seconds and POP the markings where gone ...had an red text station teling me i had no clearance to enter and will be killed in 20 seconds...
ending up in paying insurance i had around 140k left......
and now i wait to get my money back.... i cant even trade with 140k
That only applies to companies that adopt an ITIL process.
It is not mandatory in any sense
Well, loosely ITIL, also relevant to COBIT and thus forming Industry Standard.
Interestingly, off the top of my head, I believe the stat has now gone past 20% of top orgs that have a better than standard service response.
I think COBIT is hugely relevant here. Could be debated that FD are offering a service, rather than a product?
No - it's definately a product as opposed to a service.
Also your SLAs are more suited to supplying large systems to corporates, which may have many thousands of users, but ultimately a low number of running systems. 4/12 hour SLAs don't really work for individual copies sold to several hundreds of thousands of individuals.
The point we were discussing however was, from what has been revealed on the forums, when compared to Service Levels we could realistically expect from CS in addressing a raised ticket, I'm not sure that a purchase issue from prior to christmas can fall within anyone's definition of normal? If there's anymore info on CS targets and performance available then great. I'm just trying to bring some transparancy to the issue, so that I might read less about the fact there is a perceived problem. Cultural things are so much more interesting.