Hi Tim,
The end goal, from the requester's view, is to eliminate the currently set 
process of "Assignment to Individuals". I am in total agreement of getting to 
this end result; it's just that I feel we could/should accomplish this end 
result in a different manner. The manager of the group wants to have the 
ability for his users to be able to filter the Overview Console, to show only 
incidents assigned to the groups they select. As I mentioned earlier, each 
individual (30 people) will be in each support group (35 groups). I really 
hoped I could convince them to use the Product Name as a sorting option in the 
Overview Console, instead. The reporting could also be done on the Product Name.

Susan Champagne

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Sent: July-08-14 12:06 PM
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Subject: Re: Support Groups: Best Practice?

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What is the end goal of this request? WHY are they wanting 35 groups? Knowing 
the desired result might help guide some of our thoughts and responses.

Tim

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Sent: Tuesday, July 08, 2014 10:19 AM
To: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>
Subject: Support Groups: Best Practice?

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Hi folks,

I'm looking to get some advice on what the best practice is regarding Remedy 
support groups. I have a group of 30 support staff members, who support many 
different applications, and many individual modules in some applications. They 
are asking that I create individual support groups for each area of support. 
This would be 35 support groups. Originally, when we built the system in 2009 
(7.0.03), we had one support group for these people, but we used the "Assign to 
Individual" practice, which is becoming increasingly more difficult as the 
group grows and as their support model grows. We are now at 7.6.04.

I am looking at suggesting that we leave them in one support group, and I would 
add the "Product Name" field to the assignment notification message, allowing 
them to determine if the assignment is for them or not. My dilemma is on how to 
convince them that this would be the best way to proceed.

Your input on this matter would be most appreciated.

Thank you,
Susan Champagne


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