Xcession, a leader in Service Management and IT Operations, has been appointed an official partner for AutomationEdge, the developer of next-generation Intelligent Automation systems.
Many enterprises are still likely taking hits from the cost of unnecessary licenses & inflated fees for implementation services which fail to deliver the gains promised from ITSM software. But how do you avoid it?
Xcession Ltd is pleased to announce that following a successful application, are now approved ITSM suppliers for Ireland’s National Education and Research Network (HEAnet).
Xcession Ltd is delighted to announce that following a successful application, its services are now available through the UK Government’s latest Digital Marketplace framework, Digital Outcomes and Specialists 5 (DOS-5)
What does 2021 hold for enterprise IT? Will it be dominated by the continued impact of Covid-19 and the shift to remote-working? What do the 12 months hold for ITSM Professionals? Will more long-standing trends re-emerge as businesses adapt to advancing automation, or will a global recession stymie the advance of the digital workflow? Our team of experts offer their top six predictions, based on their own extensive experience.
New research shows customers with more than one ITSM system are less likely to trust the IT service management consultants and implementers they have done business with.
Customers using multiple ITSM systems are less likely to trust the IT service management consultants and implementers with whom they have made transactions.
A new report from Xcession, based on a poll of 250 CTOs, CIOs and senior IT decision-makers, finds that customers with more than one IT system are less likely to trust their ITSMs.
IT efficiency remains a major objective for enterprises in every sector, all too-frequently undermined by costly or ineffectual implementation of ITSM solutions. Yet ITSM is critical to the future. By Mark Twomey, CEO, Xcession.
At a time when so many enterprises are rightly focused on the bottom line and all the challenges generated by the pandemic, there is an urgent imperative to do more with less – especially in IT.
