Is your company using a workflow/ticketing tool like ServiceNow or Freshworks - if Yes, how many overall tickets do you have per months?   Comment if you are processing those tickets inhouse or if you have a service provider doing it for you? how automated? enough?

<5000/month26%

5000/month -10000/month58%

>10000/month10%

I don't know but a lot !4%

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Strategic Banking IT advisor in Banking2 years ago

We're processing the tickets in-house.   Tickets come from various sources such as:
- End-users issues with VPN, Office, Outlook and similar general used tools
- End-users Issues with specialized tools (banking solutions, accounting apps, etc.)
- etc.

These sources are then resolved or investigated by different internal groups.

Head of Enterprise Applications in Software3 years ago

We use Jira Service Management, less than 5000 tickets per month, all team in-house.

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CIO in Government3 years ago

Service Now is the central tool of our operations efficiency goal. 

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We are not able to do this in real time as of now8%

We do quarterly manual reviews or yearly interviews with the 3rd parties28%

We depend on the 3rd parties to let us know out of band if they feel they have violated the DPA, SCC31%

We have a dedicated personnel that monitors these data transfers using homegrown tools14%

We use outbound firewalls, CDNS, load balancers, API gateways - to get some visibility into these issues, but don't have a complete workflow in place10%

We have built homegrown custom solutions to address this3%

We use commercial services to answer if there is a difference between expected DPA, SCC behavior and reality in terms of data being sent to 3rd parties2%

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