Mean Time to Repair (MTTR) is a critical KPI for measuring how quickly organizations can restore systems and services after an incident. This article explains what MTTR is, why it plays a central role in operational efficiency and customer satisfaction, and the key factors that influence it. It also explores practical strategies, tools, and technologies to help organizations effectively reduce MTTR and minimize downtime.
Modern ITSM helps manufacturers reduce downtime by unifying IT and OT, enabling real-time monitoring, automated incident response, and predictive maintenance. The result is greater efficiency, resilience, and continuity across production environments.
Service Request Management is a crucial component of ITSM, which includes the processes and tools used to manage user requests of the most diverse types.
More efficiency, more optimization, more reliability: IT workflow automation is at the center of the scene for these simple and crucial reasons... which, in turn, reflect the demands of the market and of every company.
IT Service Management (ITSM) forms the backbone of efficient IT operations, ensuring smooth system functioning and timely incident resolution. In this domain, generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) is emerging as a transformative driver.
A Configuration Management Database (CMDB) constitutes the backbone of IT Service Management (ITSM). It is a comprehensive map of the IT infrastructure that enables organizations to manage IT resources more efficiently, ensure compliance, and make informed decisions.
The digital revolution we are immersed in is a permanent revolution. We live in an era where the ability to respond quickly, almost immediately, to changes has become an indispensable requirement for every company (and we would also say for every worker).
Project Dependency Mapping is the process through which interdependency relationships between different projects, tasks, teams, and resources are identified, documented, and managed.
No matter how robust your defenses against cyber threats may be—whether in the form of firewalls, detection systems, or security teams—they’re meaningless without a coordinated, efficient system in place.