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The problem there is not with SLAs at all, but with how they are set. It is sadly common for SLAs to be dictated by marketing/bidding/sales, with no regard for
by mdisraeli 16y ago
The problem there is not with SLAs at all, but with how they are set. It is sadly common for SLAs to be dictated by marketing/bidding/sales, with no regard for reality.
Similarly, if you can't reply to every priority 1 ticket within 24 hours, that suggests that not every one is priority 1, rather than simply an issue with SLAs as a concept.