FAQs
What is the primary purpose of the Administrator role?
The primary purpose of the Administrator role is to resolve, maintain, and manage clients’ software, hardware, and network issues based on service requests from end-users, ensuring client satisfaction as per the defined SLAs.
What responsibilities are included in the Administrator role?
Responsibilities include ensuring timely ticket responses, maintaining the functioning of clients’ equipment, performing root cause analysis, installing software/hardware, managing backups, and coordinating with on-site teams for complex problems.
What is meant by SLA in the context of this role?
SLA stands for Service Level Agreement, which defines the expected timeframes for responding to and resolving service requests to ensure client satisfaction.
Who are the key stakeholders for this position?
Key stakeholders include the Project Manager for governance and client relationship management, the on-site project team for resolving complex issues, and the client for addressing tickets and queries.
What are the required functional competencies for this position?
Required functional competencies include Process Excellence, Systems Thinking, and Technical Knowledge related to various devices and networks.
What behavioral competencies are important for success in this role?
Important behavioral competencies include Problem Solving, Execution Excellence, Passion for Results, and Collaborative Working.
How is performance measured for the Administrator role?
Performance is measured by adherence to SLAs/timelines, the number of customer escalations, and client appreciation received, among other metrics.
What should be done in case of high-priority tickets?
High-priority tickets should be addressed with immediate resolution to ensure prompt client servicing and satisfaction.
What tools are used for tracking service requests?
ServiceNow is utilized as the IT Service Management tool for tracking all tickets from acceptance to resolution.
Is there a focus on teamwork in this role?
Yes, collaboration with on-site teams and other stakeholders is essential for effective problem-solving and timely client servicing.