Hah, logging all calls? What is this, the 90s? Option A is clearly a relic from the past. Let's move on to the 21st century and focus on restoring service, shall we?
I'm gonna have to go with D. Restoring normal service ASAP is the name of the game. Although, I do wonder if the person who wrote this question has ever actually dealt with a real-life incident. It's not always as simple as 'just fix it'.
Hey, what about option B? Isn't managing customer expectations a crucial part of Incident management? I mean, you can't just focus on the technical stuff, you gotta keep the customer in the loop too.
D is the correct answer, in my opinion. The purpose of Incident management is to restore normal service as quickly as possible. That's the whole point - getting things back up and running.
I think the answer is C. The purpose of Incident management is to manage the service level agreement. It's all about keeping the customer happy and meeting the agreed-upon standards.
I think the answer is C. The purpose of Incident management is to manage the service level agreement. It's all about keeping the customer happy and meeting the agreed-upon standards.
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