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Category Archives: Business Management
Connect to Your Customers in a Whole New Way
By Dick Stark Last week, I attended a salesforce seminar in Washington DC, Connect to Your Customers in a Whole New Way. The keynote speaker was Mark Benioff, Chairman and CEO, salesforce.com. It was a standing room only affair– think … Continue reading
Posted in BMC, Business Management, RemedyForce
Tagged BMC, Remedyforce, salesforce, salesforce.com, service cloud
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Why Knowledge Management is Important to the Success of your Service Desk
By Dick Stark Last Thursday I hosted a joint webinar with RightAnswers. The topic: “Knowledge is Power, IT Knowledge Management for your BMC Service Desk.” Surprisingly, Knowledge Management (KM) gets less than expected mindshare with most of the service desks … Continue reading
Posted in Business Management, ITSM, RemedyForce
Tagged help desk, KM, knowledge management, Remedyforce, RightAnswers, Service Catalog, service desk
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Unreasonable Customer Service
By Dick Stark “I believe that the level of priority and the amount of passion and emphasis that must be put towards the customer experience must be, in a word, unreasonable. It must be excessive. It must go beyond the … Continue reading
Posted in BMC, Business Management, RightStar
Tagged AssetCore, BMC, customer satiisfaction, customer service, Grow Regardless, Joe Mechlinski, ScanStar
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To Sell is Human
By Dick Stark I finished Daniel Pink’s new book, To Sell is Hunan, right before our annual sales kick-off, as I was eager to report on any new information and to help jump start our sales team for 2013. I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in BMC, Business Management, FootPrints
Tagged BMC, Daniel Pink, FootPrints, solution selling
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Your Top 10 Priorities for 2013
By Dick Stark I’ve borrowed ten quotes from CIO Magazine’s President and CEO, Michael Friedenberg and applied them to the business service management and RightStar. Let’s use them to think about your top ten priorities for 2013. 10. “The medium … Continue reading
Posted in Business Management, RightStar
Tagged Big Data, BMC, BSM, CLM, cloud lifecycle management, Process Improvement, Remedy, Remedyforce, service desk
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RightStar’s Social Network Map
By Dick Stark Who is RightStar, anyway? The below Social Network Map tells the story. Thanks to the survey we all completed for the American University study conducted several months ago, RightStar is on the map, at least the social … Continue reading
Posted in Business Management, RightStar, Technology Trends
Tagged Social Media, Social Network Map
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Actionable Analytics and xMatters
By Dick Stark xMatters, formerly AlarmPoint offers alarm/communication management through a relevance engine to capture and provide alerts to what really matters to an organization– whether in supply chain, IT management, or business continuity. RightStar has several new xMatters prospects … Continue reading
Posted in Business Management, RightStar
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BSM’s Value Proposition
By Dick Stark RightStar’s mission is to be our client’s expert advisor in the Business Service Management (BSM) space. Additionally, it’s to return value back to our clients in terms of the investment they make in BSM products and services. … Continue reading
Posted in BMC, Business Management, RemedyForce
Tagged BladeLogic, BMC, End-User Experience Management, EUEM, Remedyforce, ROI, Value Proposition, virtualization
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RightStar Ethics Award: 1 Year Later
By Dick Stark RightStar applied for the National Capital Business Ethics Award (NCBEA) more than two years ago. This is an annual award presented by the National Capital Chapter of the Society of Financial Service Professionals. The winners are companies … Continue reading
Posted in Business Management, RightStar
Tagged ethics, National Capital Business Ethics Award, NCBEA
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BMC’s ITSM Launch Event
By Dick Stark Are you ready for a revolution? This is an opportunity for solutions that will revitalize the ITSM space, help IT be more relevant, and get people excited again about what’s possible. So proclaimed Paul Avenant, President of … Continue reading
Posted in BMC, Business Management, ITSM, Remedy, RemedyForce
Tagged BMC, BSM, FootPrints, help desk, Remedy, Remedyforce, Service Request Management
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