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It's been my experience that IT management want to see metrics and dashboards for everything. The want to be able to plan, allocate resources, and justify purch
by _wldu 4y ago
It's been my experience that IT management want to see metrics and dashboards for everything. The want to be able to plan, allocate resources, and justify purchases and staff.
How many of these did we do, how many of those, how long did it take to close this type of ticket, etc. So while the technical people could fix things on the spot, they are not allowed to due to the demand for metrics and tracking.
I can see both sides of the debate, but there needs to be a good balance. We can get stuff done and provide metrics without too much overhead.
- ls15 4y ago> how long did it take to close this type of ticket About ten times as long as wihout using the ticket system and involving middle management
- Rexxar 4y agoThey wants metrics for everything but surprisingly they always refuse to measure the time people are using to fill those tickets and time spend in meetings everybody dislike.