Support Groups in one ITSM Module

2009-10-09 Thread Pargeter, Christie :CO IS
Hi All - We have some support teams that share their incident queues but
not their change queues.  Is it possible to have a support team only in
Change  Problem but not in Incident?
 
We have setup our assignment mappings to the correct shared queue but
people are manually assigning to the non-shared queues (the shared
queues are on call queues too that will send a page to someone when a
ticket is assigned there).
 
We also have one team that wants to assign all their incidents to a
location based queue but all their Problems  Changes to a single queue.
 
ARS 7.1 p 6
ITSM 7.0.3 p 9
Window 2003
MS SQ 2005
IIS/Tomcat
RKM 7.2 p 2
MidTier 7.1 p 6
 


Christie Pargeter 
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IS - Programming
SR Technical Analyst
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Re: Support Groups in one ITSM Module

2009-10-09 Thread strauss
The only way I know to restrict queues to certain groups is with multi-tenancy, 
and if you haven't already implemented it you probably cannot change it now - 
it's a sea change for the entire application.  If your non-shared queue only 
exists in one company, no support staff homed in other companies will be able 
to see it to manually select it unless they are explicitly given access to that 
company.  We put all of the shared queues (ALL support staff can see them) in a 
separate Ticket Transfer company, to which all support staff are given access.  
The support group queues in the separate operational companies are ONLY visible 
to the internal company members.  If we need to have two groups homed in 
different companies collaborating on a process in a shared queue, we will make 
a third company with one support org and one support group.  The members of the 
two groups that need to collaborate must be given access to this third company, 
and be given permissions and roles in that company in order to use the new 
queue.  Note that you have to create at least one new user account homed in the 
new operational company - it can be a dummy account -the workflow for creating 
the operational company enforces this.

Even with multi-tenancy, I have not seen where you can differentiate between 
which application you are using in a given support group queue.  If you have 
application permissions to Incident Management, and access to the operational 
company that contains the support group queue in question, you will be able to 
see it and assign Incidents to it manually, even though you only wanted it to 
be used for Change Requests.

When you set up assignment rules, you should be able to build separate ones for 
Incident, Problem, and Change based on the selected applications in the 
Available Systems section of the assignment configuration record.

Christopher Strauss, Ph.D.
Call Tracking Administration Manager
University of North Texas Computing  IT Center
http://itsm.unt.edu/
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Subject: Support Groups in one ITSM Module

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Hi All - We have some support teams that share their incident queues but not 
their change queues.  Is it possible to have a support team only in Change  
Problem but not in Incident?

We have setup our assignment mappings to the correct shared queue but people 
are manually assigning to the non-shared queues (the shared queues are on call 
queues too that will send a page to someone when a ticket is assigned there).

We also have one team that wants to assign all their incidents to a location 
based queue but all their Problems  Changes to a single queue.

ARS 7.1 p 6
ITSM 7.0.3 p 9
Window 2003
MS SQ 2005
IIS/Tomcat
RKM 7.2 p 2
MidTier 7.1 p 6


Christie Pargeter
Legacy Health
IS - Programming
SR Technical Analyst
cparge...@lhs.org mailto:cparge...@lhs.org
  1120 Building

tel: 503-415-5149


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Re: Support Groups in one ITSM Module

2009-10-09 Thread Pargeter, Christie :CO IS
I did setup the assignment mapping records the way we want.  But our
people like to manually assign and are picking the non-shared queues and
putting in critical tickets that the teams are not seeing since only the
shared queue is the one that pages.



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The only way I know to restrict queues to certain groups is with
multi-tenancy, and if you haven't already implemented it you probably
cannot change it now - it's a sea change for the entire application.  If
your non-shared queue only exists in one company, no support staff homed
in other companies will be able to see it to manually select it unless
they are explicitly given access to that company.  We put all of the
shared queues (ALL support staff can see them) in a separate Ticket
Transfer company, to which all support staff are given access.  The
support group queues in the separate operational companies are ONLY
visible to the internal company members.  If we need to have two groups
homed in different companies collaborating on a process in a shared
queue, we will make a third company with one support org and one support
group.  The members of the two groups that need to collaborate must be
given access to this third company, and be given permissions and roles
in that company in order to use the new queue.  Note that you have to
create at least one new user account homed in the new operational
company - it can be a dummy account -the workflow for creating the
operational company enforces this.

 

Even with multi-tenancy, I have not seen where you can differentiate
between which application you are using in a given support group queue.
If you have application permissions to Incident Management, and access
to the operational company that contains the support group queue in
question, you will be able to see it and assign Incidents to it
manually, even though you only wanted it to be used for Change Requests.

 

When you set up assignment rules, you should be able to build separate
ones for Incident, Problem, and Change based on the selected
applications in the Available Systems section of the assignment
configuration record.

 

Christopher Strauss, Ph.D.
Call Tracking Administration Manager
University of North Texas Computing  IT Center
http://itsm.unt.edu/ 

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Subject: Support Groups in one ITSM Module

 

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Hi All - We have some support teams that share their incident queues but
not their change queues.  Is it possible to have a support team only in
Change  Problem but not in Incident?

 

We have setup our assignment mappings to the correct shared queue but
people are manually assigning to the non-shared queues (the shared
queues are on call queues too that will send a page to someone when a
ticket is assigned there).

 

We also have one team that wants to assign all their incidents to a
location based queue but all their Problems  Changes to a single queue.

 

ARS 7.1 p 6

ITSM 7.0.3 p 9

Window 2003

MS SQ 2005

IIS/Tomcat

RKM 7.2 p 2

MidTier 7.1 p 6

 



Christie Pargeter 
Legacy Health 

IS - Programming

SR Technical Analyst

cparge...@lhs.org 

  1120 Building 

tel: 503-415-5149

 

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Re: Support Groups in one ITSM Module

2009-10-09 Thread Chowdhury, Tauf
Christie,

We're experiencing a similar issue and off the top of my head, I've been
thinking about modifying the search menus that are used in those modules
to exclude the support group that I don't want or vice versa. I haven't
tested it yet though and it would be interesting to see what others have
done. 

 

Tauf Chowdhury 

Analyst, Service Management

Office: 631.858.7765

Mobile:646.483.2779

 

 

 

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Subject: Support Groups in one ITSM Module

 

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Hi All - We have some support teams that share their incident queues but
not their change queues.  Is it possible to have a support team only in
Change  Problem but not in Incident?

 

We have setup our assignment mappings to the correct shared queue but
people are manually assigning to the non-shared queues (the shared
queues are on call queues too that will send a page to someone when a
ticket is assigned there).

 

We also have one team that wants to assign all their incidents to a
location based queue but all their Problems  Changes to a single queue.

 

ARS 7.1 p 6

ITSM 7.0.3 p 9

Window 2003

MS SQ 2005

IIS/Tomcat

RKM 7.2 p 2

MidTier 7.1 p 6

 



Christie Pargeter 
Legacy Health 

IS - Programming

SR Technical Analyst

cparge...@lhs.org 

  1120 Building 

tel: 503-415-5149

 

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