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control over and at risk of requiring additional resources todo the migration and deal with short term issues that arisesubsequent to the migration (e.g. shortfalls in cloudoperations knowledge resulting in tasks taking temporarilylonger to complete). Support managers and engineersspecifically risk becoming dependent upon a cloud serviceprovider for resolving hardware and network issues. This is arisk as it could result in the deterioration of service qualitythat the support manager would not be able to control.Support managers also risk temporarily requiring moreresources to cope with migration and also the relative lack ofknowledge and experience held by support staff regardingcloud systems. This is a risk because staff may initiallyrequire more time to perform the same tasks due to the timerequired to learn how to perform tasks in the cloudenvironment, which could compromise service quality andcustomer service.Customer care staff are also at risk of not being able tooffer the existing levels of customer service as it may takelonger to resolve customer queries as cooperation withexternal service providers may become necessary. This is arisk because response times to deal with customer queriesmay increase resulting in back-logs and cascades ofadditional work as customer call back for progress updatesand will result in customer care staff dissatisfaction.
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