SLA/Definities

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Definities

Nieuw sinds mei 2012

Scheduled time
this is the maximum time between the moment a problem has been reported and the moment 2Value reacts and has a clear indication of when the expert start work on the issue.
Started time
this is the maximum time between the moment a problem has been reported and the actual start of workingon a solution of this problem and further communication with the customer.
Delivered time
this is the time between the moment a problem has been reported and the moment the problem has been resolved.

In de SLA overeenkomst wordt onderscheid gemaakt in herstelstijd en reactietijd. Dit past alsvolgt bij de operationele statussen:

  1. reactietijd = scheduled (meer info)
  2. hersteltijd = delivered (meer info)

Oud

Reactie tijden zijn sinds 2010 er contractueel in de volgende soorten:

Reaction time
this is the maximum time between the moment a problem has been reported and the moment 2Value reacts and has a clear indication of when the expert starts to work on the issue.
Response time
this is the maximum time between the moment a problem has been reported and the work on the solution of this problem and communication with the customer has started.
Resolve time
this is the time between the moment a problem has been reported and the moment the problem has been resolved.

Lopende contracten

Er is een eenduidige relatie tussen oude en nieuwe situatie.

  1. reactietijd = scheduled (meer info)
  2. responsetijd= started (meer info)
  3. hersteltijd = delivered (meer info)