Thanks, I had forgotten that I had read about the second one being a problem 
before writing up my impressions.  I read it in the documentation but hadn't 
actually set anyone outside of the Remedy team up to use SmartIT yet, but I 
agree completely.  There's no reason to require elevating people's permissions 
for SmartIT.  We already have a problem with people creating duplicate People 
records in a "Proposed" state because they don't feel like doing a search for 
some reason.  Rolling that out to everyone would probably just make the People 
data worse.

Thanks,

Shawn Pierson 
Remedy Developer | Energy Transfer

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[mailto:arslist@ARSLIST.ORG] On Behalf Of Jamie
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Subject: Re: MyIT/SmartIT First Impressions

Below are a few items that I'm not pleased with on Smart IT:

Assignment Menu only displays support group names and only those that are 
within your company.  I've created an idea on BMC Communities to enhance this:

https://communities.bmc.com/ideas/9444


Permission Dependency - Right now you have to have certain permissions in order 
to even log into Smart IT. One of those permissions is Contact People User 
which we do not give out to many people.  I would rather see it allow all users 
to log in, but only show the functionality that there permissions allows them 
to see.  This is how the current ITSM works.  I've also submitted the following 
idea for this:

https://communities.bmc.com/ideas/9445

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