Major Problem Review
A good practice is to have a review for all major problems. The review should examine:
- The correct steps taken
- The problems encountered during the implementation of the solution
- The need to improve
- Prevent the recurrence of further similar incidents
- Third-Party/Vendor/Supplier involved in the implementation
The knowledge learned from the review should be incorporated into a service review with the business customer to ensure that the customer is aware of the actions taken and the plans to prevent future similar incidents from occurring.This helps to improve customer satisfaction and assure the business that Service Operations is handling major incidents responsibly and actively working to prevent their future recurrence.
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