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The service desk industry is moving at an ever-faster rate. Tasked with supporting an increasing array of technologies, services, software, and devices, service desks have to be flexible and make decisions about what they will and will not support. Additionally, service desks are exploring new ways to offer support, whether it is through self-service, self-help, social media, or by implementing their own technologies. Read More »
 
 
 
 
Best Practices for Mobile Device Support

Explore real-world examples from US enterprises on how the benefits of keeping mobile devices functioning without interruption are felt on every level of business: customers receive the service they expect; end users can work efficiently, enjoying the promised benefits of mobility; IT has its burden lightened, freeing up time for proactive work; and the CFO can look forward to the results of effective mobility and a low TCO.

MSP Help Desks and Remote Support: Key Steps to a Winning Combo

Joe Panettieri, editorial director for Nine Lives Media, facilitates a discussion about the trends in multichannel communications, social media, and remote support in the context of the challenges associated with mobile device support.

 
 
Legacy Tools: Not Built for Today’s Help Desk

Understand the challenges and risks of supporting a remote workforce with legacy tools such as RDP, pcAnywhere, VPNs, and VNC, and identify best practices you can use to choose help desk tools that better support today’s workforce while also cutting costs.

LogMeIn Rescue Solves Unique Remote Support Challenges for Fordham University

Learn how Fordham University’s IT staff overcame strong resistance to remote support practices from faculty who didn’t like the idea of the IT staff having unlimited, anytime access to their personal computers.

 
 
The Effectiveness of Live Chat Technology

This report, now in its fourth year, answers three main questions:

1. Does live-chat technology influence intent to purchase?
2. How effective—or annoying—is one particular live-chat feature: proactive invitations?
3. What kind of best practices can be gleaned from understanding the shopper’s perspective about the technology?

Explore the survey’s top five conclusions, take a closer look at real users’ opinions and feelings toward live chat, and discover whether this technology will help or hinder your business.

A Better Customer Experience with Integrated Support

Sling Media uses LogMeIn Rescue with web-based chat to receive inbound customer support requests and resolve configuration issues with customer devices. Using Salesforce.com, they can accurately tie CSAT and agent performance together, creating one single point of reference.

 
 
Top Eight Reasons to Upgrade Your Remote Support

In too many IT organizations, remote client support is performed by a hodgepodge of legacy software, homegrown applications and techniques, and standalone tools. With the large number and variety of devices you need to manage, here are eight reasons to upgrade your remote support.

For Ceridian, It Pays to Provide High-Quality Support

Ceridian, a global business services company that provides HR, payroll, benefits and other solutions, shares how it improved support and increased customer satisfaction rates while also reducing its customers' demands on that support.

 
 
 
 
 
 

LogMeIn (NASDAQ: LOGM) makes it easy to connect, access, and support remote computing devices—desktops, laptops, point-of-sale systems, medical devices, smartphones, tablets, and more—from any Internet-connected computer, including an iPhone or the inboard dash of a Ford F-150 truck. Over 25 million registered users have connected more than 100 million devices, using LogMeIn for business productivity, personal mobility, and IT support. LogMeIn is based in Woburn, Massachusetts (US), with offices in Australia, Hungary, and the Netherlands. Learn more about LogMeIn Rescue, or visit them on the web at www.logmein.com.