Businesses are opting for outsourced help desk support because it boosts productivity and cuts overall costs, but the question then becomes “which support model will better align to my business strategy, framework and goals?”
Many considerations come into play when deciding whether a shared or dedicated support help desk model best suits the needs of your organization: Factors typically include budget, call volume, and what exact services are required from the help desk support team. Below, I’ll cover the top reasons for shared and dedicated support models to help you determine which better supports your business needs.
Shared Support
Shared Support is likely better if you have call volumes that are lower and less predictable or you experience seasonal spikes then a shared support model might be for you since you are billed for the time that you support customers, rather than a fixed amount.
Dedicated Support
Dedicated Support is great if your company typically has higher call volumes, prefers the predictability of fixed fees and you want a team that acts as an extension of your business, rather than an aid.
For more information, please click here to see our Remote Help Desk data sheet.
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Tiffany Nguyen
Marketing Manager at Astreya