I wonder if there is some confusion regarding what is now BMC Chat and what
was my-eService Virtual Agent.  We were a my-eService customer and used
Virtual Agent with AR 7.5 and Help Desk 6.  Now that BMC owns my-eService I
am not sure if it is possible to get older version of the product.  If it
is possible to get it in a pre-BMC Chat version, that might be what was
discussed with the manager.

The last version of Virtual Agent we worked with was 7.2 but I can't
imaging it changed too drastically (the Remedy pieces anyways, the UI did
become more webby).  The way it was designed pre-BMC it was pretty
self-sufficient and you just have to plug it into your existing Incident
Management system and people data (we use a custom form).  Since BMC
incorporating
it so quick it make me think they didn't change it too much to get it out
the door.  Again this is speculation since I haven't see Chat 8.0.

I am not surprised that support doesn't have the pre-BMC documentation or
know too much about it since it was a pretty recent acquisition.

Jason


On Sat, Dec 8, 2012 at 3:06 PM, Remedy <[email protected]> wrote:

> All,
>
> I hope you're having a great weekend.
>
> Now for my strange issue.
>
> My management team came back from Houston and was demoed the new BMC Chat,
> that was released with ITSM 8.0.
>
> During the meeting someone informed one of the managers that BMC Chat
> could be used with ITSM and ARS 7.6.4 (which we just upgraded to) and I was
> tasked to get more info.
>
> When I asked  BMC support they say that is not true. Yet they cannot find
> any documentation that says that (i.e. no compatibility list) and in fact
> could not find any of the documentation on BMC Chat (I found it on my own,
> but compatibility was not part of what I found).
>
> So I am I at a loss.
>
> On one hand I have a manager that says he was told (by someone at this
> executive meeting in Houston that it will work with our current version and
> on the other BMC support that cannot even send me a compatibility doc (or
> even find anyone that can answer my question).
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Howard
>
>
>
>
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