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NightShade03
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What kind of help desk software does everyone use (home made, none, etc...)?
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Optionscrrussell3 Member Posts: 561Numara FootprintsMCTS: Windows Vista, Configuration
MCTS: Windows WS08 Active Directory, Configuration -
OptionsDarthn3ss Member Posts: 1,096ghetto riggged access database that crashes 3x a day.Fantastic. The project manager is inspired.
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Optionsjojopramos Member Posts: 415In my last company, they used CA Unicenter service desk and in my current company, its Numara Footprints....
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Optionsmikedisd2 Member Posts: 1,096 ■■■■■□□□□□CA Unicenter. For those who like to click and open windows...
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OptionsForsaken_GA Member Posts: 4,024at work, we use a custom coded PHP/Ajaxy montrosity
at home, I use OTRS -
Optionstiersten Member Posts: 4,505ghetto riggged access database that crashes 3x a day.
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OptionsNightShade03 Member Posts: 1,383 ■■■■■■■□□□Forsaken_GA wrote: »at home, I use OTRS
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OptionsNightShade03 Member Posts: 1,383 ■■■■■■■□□□We actually use a custom coded PHP/MySQL setup that I built. Hoping to one day soon release it as open source project...
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OptionsNinjaBoy Member Posts: 968We use to use Spiceworks, however we've stopped using them as we're making the move to OPSmartdesk as it's FITS/ITIL combatible (version 2 is out later today).
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Optionsqcomer Member Posts: 142Right now - We use MyTechDesk (free to California Education) www.mytechdesk.org
Currently looking at:
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HelpSpot
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Optionsnetworker050184 Mod Posts: 11,962 ModForsaken_GA wrote: »...at home, I use OTRS
I can just hear it now.
Wife: Honey, can you take out the trash?
Forsaken_GA: Did you submit a trouble ticket for that?
Wife: $#!@^#@ a trouble ticket! Take out the damn trash now!
At least that's how it would go in my houseAn expert is a man who has made all the mistakes which can be made. -
OptionsNightShade03 Member Posts: 1,383 ■■■■■■■□□□networker050184 wrote: »I can just hear it now.
Wife: Honey, can you take out the trash?
Forsaken_GA: Did you submit a trouble ticket for that?
Wife: $#!@^#@ a trouble ticket! Take out the damn trash now!
At least that's how it would go in my house
HAHAHA I'm so going to try that! I'll let you know how it plays out -
Optionspml1 Member Posts: 147Track It here also.Excellence is never an accident; it is always the result of high intention, sincere effort, intelligent direction, skillful execution and the vision to see obstacles as opportunities.
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OptionsForsaken_GA Member Posts: 4,024NightShade03 wrote: »You have that many things pending?!
yes and no. I use it as my to-do list, essentially. The main advantage for me is that if I think of a new task, I can just use the crackberry to email it in, and a ticket is generated automatically.
I find it very useful for long term tracking of projects, since pretty much every job I've ever had has involved using a ticketing system, it's something that I'm used to doing. It also helps keep me accountable to myself - it's hard to say I forgot to do something when it's staring me in the face. I have to work very hard to overcome my tendency to procrastinate. -
OptionsRobertKaucher Member Posts: 4,299 ■■■■■■■■■■FadeToBright wrote: »we use SharePoint.
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OptionsForsaken_GA Member Posts: 4,024networker050184 wrote: »I can just hear it now.
Wife: Honey, can you take out the trash?
Forsaken_GA: Did you submit a trouble ticket for that?
Wife: $#!@^#@ a trouble ticket! Take out the damn trash now!
At least that's how it would go in my house
Well, fortunately (or unfortunately, I guess it depends on perspective) I'm single. But yes, if that ever changes, the honeydew list will need to be submitted in ticket form.
Of course I can see that working against me as well. I can see a point where I'm looking forward to an offday and working on a personal project, and my ticket queue is flooded by 'priority' tickets.
And if I ever have kids, you bet your ass that they will be assigned tickets for their chores. -
OptionsKaminsky Member Posts: 1,235Forsaken_GA wrote: »Well, fortunately (or unfortunately, I guess it depends on perspective) I'm single. But yes, if that ever changes, the honeydew list will need to be submitted in ticket form.
Of course I can see that working against me as well. I can see a point where I'm looking forward to an offday and working on a personal project, and my ticket queue is flooded by 'priority' tickets.
And if I ever have kids, you bet your ass that they will be assigned tickets for their chores.
Years ago back in the days I worked on helpdesk, single and living alone in a skanky 1 room bedsit, I went home early one Friday feeling unwell but had caught the flu and temperature shot up over 100 later on that night. Overnight I got wrapped up in the quilt which made the problem even worse but I couldn't remove the quilt until the quilt told me it's asset number... By Sunday afternoon I had come around. Very weird weekend that.Kam. -
OptionsForsaken_GA Member Posts: 4,024Years ago back in the days I worked on helpdesk, single and living alone in a skanky 1 room bedsit, I went home early one Friday feeling unwell but had caught the flu and temperature shot up over 100 later on that night. Overnight I got wrapped up in the quilt which made the problem even worse but I couldn't remove the quilt until the quilt told me it's asset number... By Sunday afternoon I had come around. Very weird weekend that.
Hrm, asset tracking for personal possessions... sounds like a new project! I wonder if the cost has gotten low enough for RFID use as well.... I'd always be able to find my keys!
My sanity, otoh.... -
Optionsarwes Member Posts: 633 ■■■□□□□□□□We're using Spiceworks. When I started here they just had me monitor a mailbox. I got fed up with that because it was too easy to lose track of something and more difficult to cover my butt. We've requested Track-It for going on 3 years now but our banking overlords continue to shoot down any big ticket budget items we request (terminal server upgrades to 2008 R2 being the latest victim).[size=-2]Started WGU - BS IT:NDM on 1/1/13, finished 12/31/14
Working on: Waiting on the mailman to bring me a diploma
What's left: Graduation![/size]