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- Processes and Best Practices Guide
- Service Desk Overview
- Service Desk Workflows
- Service Desk Details
- Incident Management Overview
- Incident Management Workflows
- Incident Logging and Categorization (process SO 2.1)
- Incident Assignment (process SO 2.2)
- Incident Investigation and Diagnosis (process SO 2.3)
- Incident Resolution and Recovery (process SO 2.4)
- Incident Review and Closure (process SO 2.5)
- Incident Escalation (process SO 2.6)
- SLA Monitoring (process SO 2.7)
- OLA and UC Monitoring (process SO 2.8)
- Complaint Handling (process SO 2.9)
- Incident Management Details
- Problem Management Overview
- Problem Management Workflows
- Problem Management Details
- Change Management Overview
- Change Management Workflows
- Change Management Details
- Knowledge Management Overview
- Knowledge Management Workflows
- Knowledge Management Details
- Configuration Management Overview
- Configuration Management Workflows
- Configuration Management Details
- Request Fulfillment Overview
- Request Fulfillment Workflows
- Request Fulfillment Details
- Service Level Management Overview
- Service Level Management Workflows
- Service Level Management Details
- Release and Deployment Management
- Service Desk (Streamlined Interaction)
Incident Management Workflows
The Incident Management process logs, investigates, diagnoses, and resolves incidents. Incidents can be initiated by the escalation of Service Desk interactions or automatically detected and reported by event monitoring tools. The process includes all necessary steps to log and resolve an incident, including any necessary escalations or reassignments.
The Incident Management process consists of the following processes, which are included in this chapter:
- Incident Logging and Categorization (process SO 2.1)
- Incident Assignment (process SO 2.2)
- Incident Investigation and Diagnosis (process SO 2.3)
- Incident Resolution and Recovery (process SO 2.4)
- Incident Review and Closure (process SO 2.5)
- Incident Escalation (process SO 2.6)
- SLA Monitoring (process SO 2.7)
- OLA and UC Monitoring (process SO 2.8)
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