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Serve as second-tier support for troubleshooting and resolving regular WMS service desk tickets. Provide excellent service to our internal and external customers by providing Warehouse Management System (WMS) related training and support functions.
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Uses corporate incident management system (Service Now) to record and track all support work. Title : Service Delivery Technician. Deploy support tools to systematically trace source of error or technical failure.
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This key position is responsible for all front desk duties including providing amazing customer service, checking patients in/out, appointment scheduling, referral management, insurance verifications, authorizations, and payment collection.
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Routine tasks include system monitoring, reviewing system and application logs, and production support. Support deployment, change management, and perform root cause analysis for service interruption issues.
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CGS is seeking a Support Center (Service Desk) Manager to join our team supporting a wide-ranging technical support initiative for a large Federal agency. Service desk Institute (HDI) certified as a HDI Support Center Manager with a requirement that individual become HDI Support Center Director certified within 12 months of Task Order Award.
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Monitors the IT Service Management System to resolve customer issues and meet service expectations. Follows Emory ITIL service management processes and procedures to support middleware operations.
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Marathon TS is seeking a Service Desk Analyst to provide remote support to a prestegious University in Atlanta, GA. Has thorough knowledge of Incident Management System, accurately and thoroughly documents issues and resolutions.
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The Front Desk associate are the face of our service at the properties we support. are the face of our service at the properties we support. Monitoring the fire alarm emergency response system.
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Design and implement new processes/standards or re-engineer existing processes/standards; partner with key internal KPMGI stakeholders to ensure compliance with KPMG's regulatory, financial, legal and risk management requirements; provide advice and support to Global Procurement and/or member firms on new/updated processes and standards; maintain and update all documentation pertaining to system operations and trainings.
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Provide on-site Service Desk ticket resolution for end user support. The Field Service Support Structure provides dedicated Senior Computer User Support Specialist (Field Service Representatives (FSR.
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