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Serio Metrics Companion
Serio Metrics Companion
The line charts show the balance - the changing number of outstanding tickets you have.
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About this chart: It shows a week-by-week plot of different ITIL ticket types, and the balance of logged
against resolved for the week. Generally speaking, you're looking for the trend to be at least horizontal
or declining.
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Week 4 Incidents Outstanding
Week 5 Service Requests
Week 6 OutstandingWeekProblems
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Week 8Changes Outstanding
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Problems Changes
Problems Outstanding Logged Resolved
Changes Outstanding
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This is a graph showing your first time fix rate, something often used as a measure of the efficiency of
the Helpdesk or Service Desk.
A first time fix definition varies, but it's generally along the lines of 'fixed on or before the call ended' and
is closely linked to telephone-based support, or support using live internet based chat utilities.
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Hour of the day (HH) Avg. No. of Rings Avg. No. Of Rings
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Call Abandonment
Call Abandonment
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SLA Response Chart. This shows the number of SLA responses made, and shows the number that were late. The late Responses are broke
into two groups: those that were within a four-hour interval after the target, and those that were more than 4 hour late.
Responses Reponses on Response Late < Late >= 4 Hours On Time Responses
Made time 4 Hours %age
Week 4 320 289 4 27 90.31
Week 5 256 240 7 9 93.75
Week 6 290 288 0 2 99.31
Week 7 340 332 4 4 97.65
Week 8 342 328 5 9 95.91
Week 9 310 308 1 1 99.35
Week 9 99.35
Week 8 95.91
Week 7 97.65
Week 6 99.31
Week 5 93.75
Week 4 90.31
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4 Hours %age
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This chart shows a breakdown, week by week, of Incident resolution performance against target
broken down by priority (for illustration purposes, I've used a simple High/Medium/Low priority
scheme.
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Priority %age On Low Priority %age On
Time Week 7
This chart allows you to make a simple representation of Availability (Uptime) for systems that you might run. Simply
use the spreadsheet to record the length of each downtime event in the month, and the chart will automatically
update.
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Dowtime Events
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Sales Order Processing 10.00
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7/1/2008 3.0 Power Failure
7/2/2008 1.0 OS Crash 0.00
0.0 eMail Sales Order Processing Accounts War
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Dowtime Events
Accounts
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Dowtime Events
Warehouse
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8/2/2008 1.5 Net Failure
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Dowtime Events
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ptime Percentage by System July 2008
100.00 99.15 100.00
97.73