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Country: United States Registration Date: Oct. 18, 2021
With all the advancements in the area of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its wide-ranging application across a variety of disciplines, this latest technology is making its way to IT Service Management (ITSM). ITSM has witnessed multiple kinds of technological advances which each promises to change the way things are done. Most of these technologies had minimal or no impact, and were quickly forgotten.
The main question that everybody is asking is "Aid in ITSM" What is the likelihood that AI going to assist in making ITSM more efficient and less complicated? That's the question we'll address in this series of two parts "The AI Advantage in ITSM." In the first part, "AI at Work in ITSM," we'll set the context for the AI discussion. In the second installment, "Features and Use Cases," we'll look at specific AI-based features as well as use scenarios that could change the way IT service desks work. Sneak a peek at this website to discover additional resources on itsm demo.
This is what industry experts believe. Gartner's Predicts 2018 Artificial Intelligence report[i"> states that by 2022, 40 percent of employees who interact with citizens as well as government employees will employ an AI virtual support agent to assist in making decisions or processing their requests. Gartner declares that AI capabilities will enable virtual support agents to respond quicker and more efficiently to customer inquiries or actions.
AI is likely to have a huge impact on IT service desks once it is able to perform tasks that humans cannot do and take actions that humans wouldn't mind doing. These actions fall into one of three categories: strategic insights and smart automations. They are also known as predictive analytics.
For example, the process of routing incoming tickets manually consumes a lot of time -- time an IT professional can use to complete other tasks. Help desks may use rules that automatize ticket routing. The rules classify requests based on predetermined conditions and parameters. However the rules aren't constantly changing, and therefore they do not alter or evolve over time.
Service desks can use AI technologies such as Machine Learning (ML) to create a categorisation model based upon the historical IT service desk data. Best of all, the ML models will become more precise over time, by taking live data into account. These models that are based on ML work better than manual categorization as well as automated based on rules.
Vendors can build AI-based models to provide insights and identify abnormalities in IT service desks. This is an enormous advancement over what would be humans to accomplish. Real-life scenarios include suggesting the optimal time to apply patch updates, assisting in the planning of changes, implementation, flagging violations of an SLA, and anticipating IT problems.
ITSM: How AI is working. AI algorithms and programs are built on historical data and documented knowledge. AI is only as good as the information and data it is able to construct on. In the same way, in ITSM in order to create an AI-based model for any particular situation the model must be based on an appropriately documented set of resolutions, workarounds, knowledge articles, as well as properly maintained historical data. For instance, in order to train an AI-based categorization model, we require an historical database that includes all requests with variables like the type of request and level, as well as impact, urgency and site, and the entire process must be documented properly.
Additionally AI-based models such as they aren't universal. This means that while a particular model might be useful on one service desk, it won't be effective for all other. Prioritization and categorizing models are trained using a particular data set. They only work for the service desk that has the same data set. The models are continuously trained by using live data to improve their accuracy and effectiveness over time.
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